it doesn’t need to be this big thing.

This step has always felt like I needed to get dressed up all fancy-like; that this was an official request, Continue reading →

accept that it’s over.

It’s roughly been thirty days, so I’m dialing back the focus.  And not to get too puffy-chested, but I think Continue reading →

not enough to notice.

It turns out that I’m quite good at accepting the things that are easy to release.  Instead of yelling at Continue reading →

let’s start with that.

First of all, I need to understand that acceptance can be broken up into sections.  It needn’t be a toggle.  Continue reading →

no more deadlines.

I’m going to attempt a Month of Acceptance:  According to page 449 in the old text, “acceptance is the answer Continue reading →

acceptance in the age of immediacy.

I’m going to attempt a Month of Acceptance:  According to page 449 in the old text, “acceptance is the answer Continue reading →

in my head.

Note: this is how my brain thinks when it’s left unattended. Horrible to be around: that’s me in a nutshell.  Continue reading →

happiness is a choice.

Yeah, I know, deep, right?  If I had a nickel for every time I received that advice, I’d have lots Continue reading →