Over the years, I’ve learned to channel my tendency to
fret about every little nuance of life into major areas. It’s a sanity strategy
that allows me to let the less important things “go” while satisfying my
personal psychological need to control whatever I can. This Five Point Focus
means I spend my energy on the bigger needs and wants for myself and my family.
I thought I’d share these with my readers.
Money:
How much debt is too much?
Should I work extra to get ahead?
When will I feel financially safe?
Time:
Am I spending enough time doing what I want?
Will I make time to travel?
Will I run out of time to accomplish my Want To list?
Health:
Will I continue to be creative?
Will my energy stay stable as I age?
Will I remain accident/illness free?
Family:
Are my siblings healthy, happy, and secure?
Will my husband and son continue with their creative ambitions?
Can we stay focused on the end goal for as many years as it
Money:
How much debt is too much?
Should I work extra to get ahead?
When will I feel financially safe?
Time:
Am I spending enough time doing what I want?
Will I make time to travel?
Will I run out of time to accomplish my Want To list?
Health:
Will I continue to be creative?
Will my energy stay stable as I age?
Will I remain accident/illness free?
Family:
Are my siblings healthy, happy, and secure?
Will my husband and son continue with their creative ambitions?
Can we stay focused on the end goal for as many years as it
takes?
Right
choices:
Will the decision to stay in our neighborhood continue to be
Will the decision to stay in our neighborhood continue to be
a good one?
Will
the new shift toward self-employment earn enough?
Can I change the path I’m on as I get even older?
Can I change the path I’m on as I get even older?
Copyright 2019 Elizabeth Abrams Chapman
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