Today’s thought from Hazelden is:
Do, or do not. There is no “try.”
–Yoda, in The Empire Strikes Back
Trying is what we do when we aren’t willing to make a commitment. We say, “I’ll try,” when our heart isn’t ready to give a full effort. It’s what we say when we can’t admit that our resolve is wimpy. And it’s the lie that will defeat us.
Some challenges we face can’t be conquered simply by saying, “I will do it.” But we can choose to do something that will help. We can’t move the mountain but we can pick up some rocks. We can engage with the problem and get to know it better. Every action we take leads somewhere and sets us up for the next action. We even learn from our mistakes and that moves us closer to achieving our goal.
Today I will not just “try”; I will do something to move toward my goal.
You are reading from the book:
Wisdom to Know by Anonymous
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