 The best way out is always through. In a motivational write up by Travis Johnson titled, The Best Way Out Is Always Through, he shares the meaning of Frost’s quote, “to get some sort of healing for a situation, to get “out,” we must embrace and go through our ordeal wholeheartedly, with inquiry and desire for self-awareness.”
So how are we getting through these days? Well... Asking, asking, asking “why?” Walking, walking, walking the path Staring, staring, staring at the wall Crying, crying, crying in the night Lifting, lifting, lifting the weight off our shoulders Leaning, leaning, leaning on others Dancing, dancing, dancing in the kitchen Drinking, drinking, drinking another cup of coffee (or glass of wine) Listening, listening, listening to sweet sounds Meeting, meeting, meeting online Reading, reading, reading critically Learning, learning, learning daily Distancing, distancing, distancing from friends Surviving, surviving, surviving another day Reflecting, reflecting, reflecting on self Pondering, pondering, pondering purpose Creating, creating, creating something new Building, building, building stronger relationships. Speaking, speaking, speaking truth Being, being, being present today We are...Traveling, traveling, traveling through It’s not easy and there is no one solution when getting through. It’s difficult, delightful, heartbreaking, and eye opening. Be well my friends, do what at the time feels right to get through.
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