What one person values might mean nothing to someone else so make sure you understand what their value is before you get into any type of relationship with them. Make sure your values align.
If given the option to choose trust and attention, it’s a good idea to go for Trust. Attention is fickle and just as easily as you got the person’s attention, something or someone else can get their attention too. However trust takes a long time to build but once it’s built, it lasts way longer. It’s better to have deeper roots than to have a flash in the pan.
If you have to do it, set a time to do it. I’ve found that if you don’t schedule things, there’s a very good chance you won’t do that thing. Once there’s a set time for it to happen, you are most likely going to be focused on making it happen. Put it in your calendar then go to work.
Things won’t happen right when we want them to. That’s ok. That’s life. However, while we are waiting for the thing we’d love to happen, we shouldn’t just sit back. Nope, we should be proactive. It could be the time to work on something you’ve been wanting to. It could be time to learn something new. Heck, it could even be time to look at other options because the thing you are waiting for might not even happen. So don’t just sit down for the thing to happen, do something while waiting.
An oasis is a fertile or green area in an arid region (such as a desert). It can also be something that provides refuge, relief, or pleasant contrast. I love the “pleasant contrast” definition. There has to be something not so good that when compared to you, you are the pleasant option. The key is to be that person that people enjoy spending time with because they know whenever they meet you, they will leave feeling happier than when they met you.
PROMPT: What was the last time you helped someone struggling?