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Footsteps in the sand.. it was the name of my father’s book about moving to Australia. Very profound image
I did not know your father wrote a book! How’d I not know that?!?!
It sounds so easy, but it‘s actually one of the most difficult things to learn, at least for me. To give up on planning is giving up on the need (and illusion to be able) to control. I’m still learning and practicing and looking forward how different my life might end up feeling if I succeed in going with the flow.
Oh I agree it is difficult to learn. My late husband was the on who went with the flow and I came into the relationship the planner….I learned along the way to ‘let go’ and go with the flow, but it’s not always easy…..
I‘m definitely the planner in the equation, too. 🙂