I Didn't Do It My Way
I don't think I've learned very much during my life. I just bounce from day to day and take what comes. The one thing I did learn as I look back is, for the most part, I didn't do it my way. Remember Frank Sinatra and his song, " I Did It My Way ?" I would have liked to ask him, how's that been working for you? Whenever we do everything our way, there is a consequence. You know what they say that for every action, there is a consequence. By the time the consequence hits you in the face, it's too late to make any changes. When I ever did something "my way," it never really worked out. The other day as I was meditating on this, I thought of how smart I was when I was a teenager. I knew everything; all you had to do was ask me. Sometimes you didn't even have to ask. I was ready to give my opinion at any time. If only I were a smart as I thought I was when I was a teenager, everything would be gloriously wonderful. The problem is, I'm not.