Things don’t always turn out the way you expect
Last winter I wrote of my dream of making blue beans almondine with beans grown from my garden. I’m happy to report that I was able to harvest the beans this week, but the dish did not quite materialize as imagined.
When I cooked them, the brilliant blue colour vanished, and I was left with a pot of plain ol’ green legumes.
At first I felt incredibly disappointed. With a moment’s reflection, I realized what had happened was quite special. The beans may no longer be blue, but they are magic!
When any of us are in a period of change or transition, it’s easy to be self critical if we don’t turn out as expected. I encourage you to examine more deeply the magic that might be stirring within. You may be in the process of becoming something brilliant, but not yet recognize your final destination. Chances are, it won’t be what you expected.
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Warm regards,
Belinda Seagram, Ph.D., R. Psych.Executive Director, Landing Strong
