The Daily Mess: Instinct Versus Intuition

Listen to "The Daily Mess Instinct Versus Intuition" on Spreaker. March 4, 2022 Unmasking the hidden ambition. We live in an age where what we want to accomplish still rests within the depths of thought. The mission of importance is to find someplace safe. To not rock to the boat. Chance in a restless world can lead to unsettled harmony. We keep reading about this so called Great Resignation. Men and women 45 to 50 plus walking away from their careers to enjoy life. Sadly, inflation and unheard of gas prices have invaded their private exploration. Did they plan for it? How many more months before they make their way back to the workforce? How long will it take them to catch up? How about these employees that start and stop a job because it doesn’t fit into their expectations? I hear it every day, “I didn’t see eye to eye with what you’re expecting.” The journalists claim the world is offering a lot. Is it? Not for those with specialized skills. Designed to do this while the rest of the planet needs that. The hidden ambition is to at least try! The reality of the moment keeps the dreamer at bay because of that creepy fear of what if it goes wrong? Who would you be if you elected to change? More importantly can you handle another working family? Some can easily make the move. Now toss in the current cost of fuel. How much change do you have in your pocket? There used to be a time when we listened to gut instinct. It helped to prepare for the required steps of expectation. With the way of the world, we’re very lucky to be alive. What if you had been born in Ukraine or your roots were planted in Russia? The daily wakeup call has got to include gratefulness. It has to be the unmasked ambition. At any given moment, even the rich and famous are facing the reality of what if. Instinct and intuition are on high alert three months deep into the year. Is this the time to trust it? Look at what’s taken place with Covid. I ask as a daily writer if you are putting any of journey on paper. Your history is meant for a future reader. Know in your unmasked hidden ambition that a moment becoming a memory is probably a story that will be rewritten.