Yesterday’s post on letting in the light – letting it all the way in to effect the necessary changes for progress – pointed to the fact that this isn’t always comfortable. But it is healthy. I can give an example.
About three years ago I damaged our brand-new car. As soon as we brought it home, my husband realized it wouldn’t fit in the garage, but I wasn’t convinced. So, I waited until he went to work to see for myself. I was pretty sure I could make it fit. And, my first eight or ten practice attempts were successful. However, disaster struck when, on the next try, I wedged the car in at such an angle that I couldn’t get unstuck. I bashed the back end up pretty well, and left considerable damage.
About three years ago I damaged our brand-new car. As soon as we brought it home, my husband realized it wouldn’t fit in the garage, but I wasn’t convinced. So, I waited until he went to work to see for myself. I was pretty sure I could make it fit. And, my first eight or ten practice attempts were successful. However, disaster struck when, on the next try, I wedged the car in at such an angle that I couldn’t get unstuck. I bashed the back end up pretty well, and left considerable damage.
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