Epiphanies can happen at the oddest of times, in the strangest of places.
I’m in the O’Hare airport traveling back to Houston from 10 days with my mom and grandmother. I’m standing in front of Hudson News thinking about how I’ve drifted away from the things I love to do and the people I love to be around.
We set goals because we want to accomplish things and that’s the benefit right? To get things done. True but there are so many more benefits to goal setting. And these underlying benefits are the reasons why we should be teaching, encouraging and participating in goal setting with our kids.
Somehow, they make it all look easy. The high-pressure careers. The growing families. The service on local boards and volunteer efforts at area nonprofits.