I live moment to moment and see greatness all around me, especially in others. When asked about my greatest achievement I am stifled. Greatest? Really? Are they asking me to nail down a particular life accomplishment like childbirth, writing a best selling book or climbing a mountain? If that were the case I simply couldn't choose.
If asked "What would you say contributed greatest toward your success?" I could easily answer: learning to live in the now. It allows me see and enjoy the wonders around me. It allows me to see the beauty in the person beside me.
Sound corny or 'earthy'? Consider the person who has had a near death experience. They have a greater or even new appreciation for every moment in life. They live each day as if it were their last. You too can have the same exhilaration for life without the near death experience.
Now, when asked about the greatest wine I've ever tasted I again reflect on the moment. How I feel or want to feel depends very much on where I am mentally and physically. So would my answer. At the moment I am energized and its sunny and cold outside. Writing this blog it would be great to have a buttery yet mild-bodied Chardonnay with notes of toasted oak in my hand. I'll post this and possibly make my way to the wine cellar to see what looks the great.
Try it... it is GREAT!
Monday, January 11, 2010
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