THE SECOND ARROW

Ever heard of the Second Arrow?

In short…

The first arrow is life’s inevitable challenges.

The second arrow?

That’s self-inflicted…the regrets, the “what-ifs,” and the dwelling. What if we stopped aiming it at ourselves and embraced the beauty of imperfect journeys instead?

 

But here’s the good news…You don’t need a time machine to start over.

 

You can have your life over…start today by not carrying your regrets like old baggage and choosing to let them go.

 

Start here to let go of regrets and move forward with purpose:
  • Reframe those regrets…instead of “I wish I had,” try “I’m glad I learned.” Mistakes are teachers, not life sentences.
  • Focus forward, and stop looking in the rear-view mirror. Spend your energy creating what’s next, not replaying what’s past.
  • Remember to practice forgiveness, starting with yourself for being human. You did the best you could with what you knew at the time.



Sometimes you don’t need to dream big. Starting small also works. Change doesn’t need grand gestures and besides, small steps create big shifts over time.

Life isn’t perfect, but it’s precious. The question isn’t “What would I change if I had my life over?” It’s “What will I change now that I can start fresh?”

Start today!

SHARE THIS POST

THE CEOS ROLE IS TO CREATE CLARITY NOT CONTROL

There’s a fine line, Between being decisive and being a dictator. Between getting your team to align and micromanaging their ...

Read More

THE SECOND ARROW

Ever heard of the Second Arrow? In short… The first arrow is life’s inevitable challenges. The second arrow? That’s self-inflicted…the ...

Read More

THE CHUCK-IT LIST

Ever heard of a Chuck-It List? First time for me today. In short… A Chuck-It List is essentially the opposite of ...

Read More

LEGACY VS. EVOLUTION: MASTERING THE ART OF CHANGE

Change can be overwhelming. Hard. Uncertain. Uncomfortable. But necessary. It can be so much easier to just keep the status ...

Read More

QUESTIONS

I grew up being taught to be inquisitive and I am sure my folks (and teachers) at times regretted that ...

Read More

WHAT KEEPS YOU UP AT NIGHT

I realised this week I’m not the only one battling to get a full night’s sleep…and we all know how ...

Read More

#learngrowteachrepeat