Prepared for the change

Have you heard that expression about the change of life that says: Tree that is born crooked never straightens?

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Incredible as it may seem to many of us, we believe in that and just unconsciously settle and live that way without making a change of what you need in your life.
I can assure from my own experience that everything that is twisted inside us or in our life can be straightened and repaired.

Many times what is crooked needs to be broken and torn so that we can regulate it more firmly and in the right way. Once broken, we reenguemos people much better than we were before if from that moment we made new elections and had new attitudes.

That is why we are going to break, tear and fix what is crooked in our life to be ready to receive the wonderful things that come to us.

There are things or people that do not fit in this new phase of change. In the suitcase of your life, it is no use to use force to push and want to close with excess baggage that does not fit in the suitcase. Relieve the luggage of your life. Throw the backpack of the heavy life of your back. You do not need to burden the world with people, past, pains, disappointments, worries, losses, discomfort situations that you live today and so on.

Evaluate what is necessary to leave out of the suitcase and give up taking with you and what really matters and needs to be brought in this new season of change in the day of your life. If you organize, plan, manage and prepare for that new time.

If we do not prepare, we can not recognize the novelties of life and let go or not know how to handle and end up spoiling.
And then it does not serve to claim or blame anyone. We who were not prepared and yes distracted and with that we let the opportunities pass.

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So, are we going to start preparing today? Every day a little more and we will be ready to receive when it arrives. But we need to be careful for when we receive not find ourselves prepared enough to not need more repairs and adjustments.

We are in constant construction. We are a masterpiece that needs care. We just need a willingness to work our biggest conquest: We ourselves.