What's The Best That Could Happen Bracelet

Isn't it interesting how one of the most common questions we ask ourselves when considering something is 'What's the worst that could happen'?

Think about that for a moment. We consider things only on a basis of how badly it may go. And that, my friend, is not a good perspective. 

My hope for this reminder is exactly what it says - to have you instead look at every situation from a standpoint of excitement rather than fear. In fact, I wrote that sentiment on the card:

Today, I'm choosing to replace my worries with wishes.

Imagine what that would look like for something as simple as riding a bike. This is an easy one for me as I recently did this with my daughter, Luna.

With the traditional perspective, the worst that could happen when learning to ride a bike is that you fall. That's as far as it goes. 

But what's the best that could happen? Well, close your eyes and imagine yourself riding a bike one week from now. Where are you going? What are you doing? Are you having fun? 

Keep your eyes closed, and change it up. Imagine yourself 30 years from now, riding a bike. Who are you with? Where are you going, what are you doing, and are you having fun? 

You see the difference? That simple shift in perspective far outweighs the immediate fear we're taught to have. We realize that by taking this small risk now, we gain a world of smiles and enjoyment.

That, to me, is always worth it. 

Big Hugs!
Jason