Making sense
Sometimes things don’t make sense.
Sometimes people don’t make sense.
I’ve said these phrases twice the past few days, yesterday with a client and today with my teenage son.
We can’t always know the 𝘸𝘩𝘺 behind our thoughts or actions of those of someone else.
And so my question is: do we really need to?
I have found that it is okay to not know, to not fully understand, and to not go deep. It’s not always necessary.
But what is important is to consider your response. Your next move. The actions that you will take in the future based upon the information that you have now.
That’s where the gold is - the heart of the issue. This is where you decide if you can accept things (and others) for how they appear. Or not.
Can you head into the future with the information you have now? In your job, your relationship, and/or with your self?
Sometimes life doesn’t make sense, but you can still make sense out of life.
