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To read the post, click >> Working with Your Trump Fear
To read the post, click >> Getting Unstuck from the Rut in Your Life
 There are times in our lives when we feel stuck, perhaps in a bad relationship, a meaningless job, a stale way of life. Then, life awaits our showing up in our very own lives with our innate capacity to act.
To read the post, click >> Your Prison Door is Unlocked
Just as a question asks to be answered, as a pain calls out to be healed, so too an obstacle beckons to be overcome. Imagine you’re walking down the highway of life, you turn a corner, and there before you sits a boulder of overwhelming size which blocks your path. What would you do? Some persons would throw their hands up in plaintive despair. Forlorn, they might sit down before the boulder, and wait for it to move itself. It may be a very long wait. Others might shake their heads, and just turn around. They might think they were mistaken when they took the path that lead there. To read the post, click >> Obstacles and Their Overcoming
Yet when faced with a choice from among different alternatives, many of us get stuck. One of the ways in which we get stuck is analysis paralysis which I have discussed elsewhere. Here I want to address the difficulty of being unable to relinquish or let go of possibilities. To read the post, click >> Relinquishment and Choice: Say Yes to One, Let the Other One Ride
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The next four years will not be easy for progressives. However the journey may be lightened somewhat for ourselves and our nation by taking personal responsibility to manage our fear. Here are some suggestions. 
At one time or another, we all get stuck in a rut. Perhaps it’s an unfulfilling job or relationship. When you realize you are in a rut, what can you do? How can you get unstuck? 
Fresh from the womb, life before us is almost unbounded potential. We are like an untouched block of granite awaiting the sculptor’s will. How will our lives take shape? Like the blow of a sculptor’s chisel, each day that we live chips away some potential. Each choice we make carves a path from among potential alternative futures. Across the span of our lives, living and choosing transform us from potentiality into actuality.