Well said, Rajiv! I need to re-read it a few times. I've had to admit (especially since I retired two years ago) that I will never be a NYT best-selling author. I'm not even the best-selling author at my favorite book stores. I spend most nights with a drink (can't do dry January -- it's my birth month, for God's sake!), reading the subtitles if I have removed my hearing aids, asking my husband the same question twice within one football game.
I'm always trying to be a better person. I don't beat myself up for the times in my past that I wasn't.
Well said, Rajiv! I need to re-read it a few times. I've had to admit (especially since I retired two years ago) that I will never be a NYT best-selling author. I'm not even the best-selling author at my favorite book stores. I spend most nights with a drink (can't do dry January -- it's my birth month, for God's sake!), reading the subtitles if I have removed my hearing aids, asking my husband the same question twice within one football game.
I'm always trying to be a better person. I don't beat myself up for the times in my past that I wasn't.
I'm OK with that.