Crossing a Bridge

When out hiking this weekend in the mountains behind Vancouver I had to cross a bridge. Normally, with the railings on either side of me this would be a no-brainer. Just do it. Safe and securely sandwiched between the rails. However, this time there was 10 feet or about 2 meters of snow on top of the bridge. So much for secure hand rails.

For my dog, the trip was easy. She has four legs, which is a bit more to coordinate, (she does better than I do with two) but is closer to the ground, less subject to toppling over. For me, who gets a bit unsettled by heights, not so much. First, it was a show stopper. Too many 'what ifs' running through my mind. Then, not to be deterred by the fear of possibility, I returned and walked over, eyes focusing on the other side. Coming back, I took the snowshoes off.

I could not help but notice that leadership feels like that sometimes. Those moments when lying down and waiting till the opportunity passes by would definitely be easier. The better thing to do is to get up and get on with it. 

Especially now. There is lots going on globally that is quite exciting.

First, www.heartmath.org have launched their Global Coherence Monitoring Project. It needs funding and support. To provide either head over to www.globalcoherenceproject.com

Second, Wisdom University is updating research on the Cultural Creatives. If you are one, you are part of a collective capacity for radical innovation that can truly shift how we exist to quantum levels. The technology to solve most of the world's problems exists. The mindsets don't. Hence the need for this group to know themselves as a group and to shed off any notions of limitation or limiting belief.

Third, the desire to fulfill one's destiny is more compelling than ever. Changing gears in mid-point is about settling in on the target for existence. The up-take on Oprah's new program is one example. Business is experiencing it as engagement issues. The evidence is all around us.

Always, it appears to return to how one sees, hears, feels and senses the world around them. Exciting times.