We think we knew, but we don't.

Do you remember in the film, P.S. I Love You, when Holly (Hilary Swank) talks to her husband about her plans for the future? It was clear she had no idea what to do. Suddenly it came to her one day that she wanted to design shoes! So she took classes and eventually opened her own shoe boutique. Of course success stories like this don’t happen over night, but the one thing I did learn from this film is sometimes you have to be patient and let your passions find you!

So for the last month I have been making very important decisions for my future. My mind has been all over the place with decisions I need to do make in order to plan what’s next.

I have so many great things that I want to do, but not exactly sure how to even start. At first I was ashamed to admit this, but I would be silly to think that I’m alone. Right??
So this morning, I decided to sit down and write out exactly what I want to do, what’s important to me, et cetera. I came up with a few different routes. I know that putting all my eggs in one basket would set me up for failure and having a plan B or even a plan C is always a smart idea. It’s nice to know I have options (definitely in this harsh economy), but having options and several opportunities consists of making very hard decisions. Since I wrote down my list and came up with clear, well “clearer” plans, I feel a little bit more at ease.