Having it ALL

Having It ALL

This appears to be a topic on the minds of many this last week and ironically it is one of the topics I touch on in my recently released book TimerOrganizer. In Chapter 3—Before You Start Organizing, I discuss the theory of Having It All.

 

Here is an excerpt from my book:

“We hear so often that we cannot have it all. But before you dismiss your dreams think about what this really means to you. Sometimes, we do not give ourselves a chance and we claim defeat by saying that we cannot have it all. What would be your dream? If you could have the exact life you wanted, what would it be? This is not about not being ungrateful for what you have; it is about desiring more for the future. Which brings up an important part of having it all: Many times we see people that appear to have instantaneous success, when the reality is they have been preparing for years if not decades for this moment. If you have a dream, what are you doing to prepare for it? What can you do to prepare for it? If you don’t know what “it” is, my guess is that you are probably not prepared for “it.”

A lot of times when people say they cannot have it all; it is not their version of all which they are referring to. No one wants to feel that they are holding you back from your dreams, not your spouse, kids, friends, or even your boss. They hope they are a part of your dreams, but no one who cares about you, wants to keep you from yours.” By author Sherri Sue Fisher TimerOrganizer copyright 2014

As You Can See

I didn’t really say a lot about it, I think what I said really covers it all. But, since there seems to be so much being said this last week between you can’t have it all as a woman, to women deciding to not have kids because of their careers, to others who say we can have it all but maybe not all at the same time, I felt this week’s blog really needed to address this topic.

Sherri Sue Fisher, author or TimerDiet and recently published TimerOrganizer

www.timerorganizer.com