
As not much sand is left in my hourglass, my primary objective is happily living every day on my dance card. Once I thought I couldn’t be happy until I had checked off the goals on my life list. Now it looks like I had better dump them and just go for feeling happy.
Rule 1
Stop trying to fix people (and animals). Person A rejects my good advice about changing her eating habits (give it up). Person B is mishandling “a situation” and continues to behave in unproductive behavior (give it up). That darn cat turns his nose up at high-quality expensive food and continues to gobble horrible dry food (give it up). Neither the people nor the cat are going to change, regardless of how unhappy I make myself over it.
Rule 2
Stop falling into a tailspin when life gets snarly and uncooperative. Create some space. Walk away and allow the answers to come.
Rule 3
Four hours is the maximum time to spend with anger, resentment, and disappointment. That triumvirate of emotion wastes time and energy.
Rule 4
Remember the future.[1]
[1] Reference Neville Goddard