Motoring through July, aren't we?
As the month is winding down, I thought it might be timely to consider when and how we decide whether or not to salvage something.
We all know these situations. There comes a moment when we have the option of going forward along the path we've chosen, or shifting gears and making another choice. It can be anything from a small course correction to a major life decision. The key is staying present so you can assess your options and choose wisely.
So I've taken a very mundane moment—scrambling eggs—as a metaphor to ask the question "Does this need to be salvaged or not?"
How can scrambling eggs be a teaching moment? (Truth be told, I feel all moments can be teaching moments.) Too much thyme (don't get me started on this double meaning) gave me enough of a pause to consider my best choice.
In that one task, I was reminded of my tendency to make the very best of what is—instead of changing direction, owning what isn't working and opting for another way.
How do you make the decision "To Salvage or Not?" (3:09)?
