Depending on the circumstances, our mood, and countless other internal and external factors, two weeks can feel like an eternity or be over in the blink of an eye.
In two weeks from now, one of the most controversial years in recent history will be gone for good.
It's unlikely that someone, now or in the future, would describe 2020 as a blessing, besides maybe some of the members of this year's Forbes 400 list, released a couple of months ago, that even during such a year managed to get even wealthier than before.
[It can be a tiny item on your list,
a baby step on a long and bold journey...
it doesn't matter, because it stills matters]
And yet, 2020 is not over yet and we still have a chance to remember it not only for the pain, the struggles, the stress, the fear, the losses, and the uncertainty that brought us, but also for what we have done, learned, experienced, discovered, and accomplished.
Even just one further completed item on our list could still make a difference. A tiny difference, sure thing. But still a difference.
How?
While letting us remember when it's most needed that we are not completely powerless, and that what we do can be meaningful, important, and brave.
Even during such a year. Probably a lot more during such a year.
Coaching question of the day:
"Two weeks from now, which item on your list should be completed?"
Tags: Coaching question, Self-coaching, Self-awareness, Self-reflection, Self-efficacy, Reframing, Purposeful living, Goal-setting, Time-management, Sense of purpose, Resilience
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