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At first, I did not see how this quote was related to the
subject I wanted to discuss; trust vs. hope and the process of creation, but it
does.
Consider for a moment your “bucket” list of experiences you
have tucked away in your mind, written on a piece of paper stuck in an envelope
labeled to review in five years or typed out somewhere on your phone. Some of
you may even have done a vision board or two. I am guilty of all the above.
Do
you hope these experiences will happen? Or do you trust that they will happen?
While you may want to trust it will happen, most may lean
towards the latter part of the above paragraph with hope.
The answer lies within our language. How do you talk to yourself or others about
your bucket list of experiences? An example would go something like this: I
hope to visit the Yukon someday or do you say I trust I will visit Yukon in the
next five years.
It’s a simple activity but powerful.
Every day we are, as human beings, actively creating what is
going on in our inner world, not only with thoughts and actions by with the
very words we speak.
Observe your next conversation. What comes out of your mouth hope or trust?
- thInQ About It
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