I’m … On … My … Way

I wish it were that easy.

What does that title mean anyway?

Well to me, it’s a statement that represents hope, movement, direction. I need that feeling of going somewhere, especially at this point in my life.

My kids are all grown. I know, you might wonder about them, so I’ll mention here that I have 3 girls and 1 boy, ages 21- 27. One day I’ll introduce them to you. But tonight I’ll just say that I loved every bit of being their mom and helping them “grow up”. That in itself, was constant movement.

And then one day, they flew off. That fly-away-day is supposed to be such a relief, but it’s hard for some people to be happy about it. For me, I am very happy for them, much more so than being sad for me. What I found to be hard, is to transfer the dedication I had for my kids to myself. This dedicated movement was much easier to give them than myself.

It seems to be far easier to get stuck in one spot, and start spining in one place rather than “getting on with it, and being on our “merry” way.

Everything I’ve written about in my books is meant to help myself, and hopefully others to overcome this difficulty. We must learn how to become comfortable with and comforting to ourselves. When we do, we really will be “on our way”.

We’ll be “On Our Way” to discover ourselves … “on our way” to look up, and rise above the things that bother us, “on our way” to experience new things.

That’s why we need this Community, which we’ve named “Wings”. Our tagline - just imagine - means that nothing has to be stagnant if you “just imagine”. Our Team - Wings -encourages movement - we remind each other to catch the wind, and rise above the everyday things that bother us.

In sales, we look forward to the few moments in the week or the month where our customers will start a “buying frenzy”. This means our customers, as well as ourselves, feed off the energy that arises from so many people focused on the same thing - buying furniture.

So let’s start our own “flying frenzy”. We’ll come together as a Community, and motivate each other to catch the wind …

Let’s … just imagine.