
What's your specialty? The things you do best and enjoy most. My specialty is looking out windows. And articulating what's what. I earned a living with the articulating part, but that doesn't happen without the windows part, so, there is a sense in which I earned a living with that, too. Puts me in a special category of lucky. It all hangs by luck. Luck is another term for grace. Where would we be without grace/luck? Wouldn't get out of the delivery room, most of us. A lot of us, anyway. We don't spend enough time being aware of that-- of how lucky we are, and have been, just to be here, now. Too many of us make too much over not having and not being better off, and not knowing how to arrange it. The first thing we need to know about arranging it is to not try to arrange it-- just look for what needs to be done, here/now, and do it. That's all there is to it. One thing leads to another, and before you know it, we are better off, through no scheme of our own. Schemes always seem to have some fatal flaw about them. We can get around that by not scheming. Just living with genuine, authentic, sincerity and integrity, and doing what needs to be done works magic somehow, and doors open that would not open for anyone else, and we have something else to be thankful for. Genuine authenticity pays off for those who aren't in it to be paid off, who are just genuinely authentic, and fine with whatever they have. How many people do you know like that these days? If you are one of them, you know at least one. Make genuine authenticity your specialty and you'll be just fine, whether you get a different kind of pay off or not.
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Gratitude goes miles and miles.
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