Briefing-2

Decisions

Mountains. Forest. Beach. City. Country.

Work. Play. Vacation. Culture. Education. Family.

Oh right—food, water and housing.

Global warming. Fry or drown—great choices. That just complicates it. Or, worse, much worse, just try living through one of these natural disasters. You have no idea … unless … you have tasted the choices.

Or do we just chalk it up to natural whatever and keep on trucking in life?

Getting Dizzy Yet?

Or exhausted and grief-stricken?

How do you know which way to turn when all the options seem rotten?

I give ... what next?

Like we promised, this isn’t about a 1-2-3 How-To Manual.

Those are easy to write. Just crank on the left-brain neurons, guzzle coffee (or other beverages) and surf the web. Setting up traffic pylons in your living room (for pacing around and wearing tracks on the flooring) is also useful.

This is the stuff that makes life worthwhile.

Or crazy.

For when the chips are down, the 1-2-3 written by some armchair philosopher just doesn’t cut it. They don’t know the blood, sweat, and tears. They haven’t walked in your shoes. They don’t know the gut-wrenching agony.

It’s when you get in the traffic circle of life—you get stuck in the loop—and then Ka-Boom! You too can really get dizzy in style. Or completely lose any form of style—it’s just about survival.

If you’re lucky.

Naww … there’s got a be a better way….

… Well, give me a hint at least….