Have you ever been punched in the gut? I have. It
hurts. Your breath is gone.
Instinctively you lean forward and grab the affected area gasping for
your next breath.
Then.
When you’ve somewhat recovered you get gut punched
again.
Ever felt that?
Metaphorically that’s pretty much describes
February 2013 for me.
Sometimes in life when you make big life decisions
or when they happen to you sometimes, you do not want to make it a reality. For
example, when you move far away you take longer than you normally would
unpacking. Or if your grandfather dies and you are in a hurry to get back to
your home 2000 miles away so you don’t have to constantly be reminded of it.
If you follow me on Twitter of Facebook then you
heard all about the fact February for me was like a social media soap opera. My
grandfather died, my family traveled to TN with car problems, we buried my
grandfather, I fought with my family, cried with my family, and was reminded
that we are all 2 powder kegs shy of a crazy fireworks stand, on the way back
from Idaho more car problems. Not to mention, due to their own personal
challenges, my biggest client and I decided not to renew our contract.
Lately I find myself absent minded and don’t
respond when my husband talks to me, or when I do it’s short and overly
hateful. But it’s not just my husband it’s my children too. I don’t want to
socialize online or in person. But to add to those issues I’ve been sick for at
least 2 weeks with terrible flu like symptoms, sinus infection, then a reaction
to my antibiotics.
With all that said I find myself remembering The 4
Agreements. One of those agreements was Always
do Your Best.
The number one part of Always doing Your Best is
to understand that your best isn’t always the same. External factors, like the
death of a loved one, internal factors, like being physically sick, effect the
level of what your best is.
Considering all this, I’ve decided to take the
month of March off from blogging in addition to pulling back from my other
obligations as well. I’m taking this time to focus on grieving, healing, and
focusing on my family and my current full time clients.
Until, then I have several amazing guest blogs,
from industry leading professionals to keep the embers of interest warm while I’m
away.
Thank you so much for your support and
understanding while I go through these transitions in my life.
| Bri Clark Social Ghoster Marketing Strategist, Author, Speaker, Social Media/ Platform Consultant (208)761-0319 |
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