Last
week’s bird collision seemed like a fluke, but after this week’s incident I’m
beginning to wonder if our wildlife is suffering from navigational issues. While
cruising along the road, a beautiful, black butterfly flew across our
windshield. Unfortunately it wasn’t quick enough to avoid hitting the left
corner of our car. In the rear view mirror we could see the butterfly, somewhat
dazed and confused, fluttering on the road behind us. I hope it crawled to
safety before the next car rumbled by.
Last week a bird got sucked into my car’s bottom vent and Les
Brown offered us advice about aiming high. This week the butterfly flew higher
than the bird, yet it still ended up on the ground. Here’s the take-a-way for
this week:
If you’re floundering, rather than staying down, consider
changing the path you’re taking. As the video implies, a failure can be the
beginning of a successful, new direction. Everyone has failed at something.
Following a failure, what course correction will you or have you made?
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