Checking the lie of the land from a distance
gives us a far more objective outlook
sure the details may not be so clear
but we get a much broader perspective
If we can do likewise with our decisions
it would enable wiser choices
Is it in agreement with our values?
Will it make a difference?
Daily Prompt: Distant
Beautiful 🙂 helps to get a better perspective for many things in life..
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Very wise application regarding decision making. Great writing also.
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I love the view. It looks so calm but think of the activity going on there just like the ocean in a picture.
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It’s always wise to get a different perspective. Great writing Kate.
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Stepping back is sometimes difficult. I had that on one of my professional references, needs to learn to step back, see the bigger picture. I so agree with this poem.
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Love the photo AND your wise words!
Sometimes I even ask a friend for their take from their perspective. Get all the info I can before making a decision.
HUGS and Hope your week is going well! 🙂
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Trading in narrow lenses for broader ones could make such a positive, dramatic impact…
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Yes, yeas, and a thousand yeses more!
It helps to zoom out every once in while, to restore things to their proper perspective. I may hyperventilate now about A, but really, is it going to matter in the slightest in 2042?
We often obsess so over trifles. Busy staring at our feet (and mumbling), we walk right past what’s important without seeing it. No-one’s immune to this; we all do it…constantly. That’s why we have others, to zoom us up to 20,000 feet. After all, we do the same for them.
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This makes me think of rainbows. Because each of us sees the same rainbow differently.
It’s all angles. Looking at all the pieces first is always a good idea. 🙂
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So happy to have found your blog via Kamal’s blog!
Truly inspired ✈️🌤☀️
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I love the photo .i recently had almost the same view as i traeled back home..and your words truly resonated my reason for traveling home..
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Whether personal and informational, I love the broad perspective because the conceptual context makes great connections. It’s the big picture – just like your opening photography and your supporting words. Well done.
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thanks for stopping by and the photography is always my own unless stated otherwise Frank!
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