It is a little past the normal vacation period, but I'm taking a vacation. 

This is an annual trip with the boys (friends for over 15 yrs) we take to different locations every year.  As usual, at least since I've been married and have a family, I struggle with leaving; this year I can add tough business to my worries.

I have always been a "glass half full" kind of guy.  I am a warrior when it comes to fighting through issues, obstacles and challenges; my wife says I am sometimes determined and loyal to a fault.  So how can I pack up and leave when there is a fight to be fought, I need to stand toe to toe with my fellow warriors and fight.

I hear all the time, things were quiet until I left on vacation, I hope this is true for me.  I am blessed enough to work with a group of guys that look after each other.  I will leave my business in very capable hands, but I still worry I am going to miss something.............. 

I am hoping for a few moments of Nirvana while I sit in the mountains of Colorado.  I am looking forward to sitting with long time friends and talking about life.  I hope, like in the old days, for periods of time where it's not about the BIG PICTURE, but simply about the next step.  I do believe its vital to recharge your batteries and gain fresh perspective.  I have been entrenched in mortgages and marketing and have convinced myself it will be good to walk away for a few days; so why the worry?

I didn't wake up this morning thinking about blogging this, I usaully blog about business.  I will say the AR community brings it out in you.  I am fairly new to the community, but have had some terrific dialog; it just hit me all at once - "blog it man".

 

 

 

1 Comments on How can I take a vacation?

AUG
25
2008

Lots of "next steps" eventually lead to that "big picture." I believe it's not about the end, but about the journey. If I enjoy the journey, I'll get there in the end.

9:42pm • #1


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