Oh Yes ...

I guess I have to get used to remembering I have this blog once a year, twice if I'm lucky.  I turn 60 soon.  I'll blame my forgetfulness about this blog on turning 60.  Of course, there is always the fact I'm really not that interested in talking about self.  But here goes ...

Life is good.  I started this blog as a complaint place, a place to release toxic thoughts, but honestly?  It's rare I have any.  Even the negative stuff swirling around me at the moment I view as a positive.  Talk about a learning curve!  I LOVE where I find myself right now, as it's a totally new experience, chock-full of opportunity to understand people who come from a place of lack and misfortune.

I am being sued by someone who comes from that place (lack and misfortune).  The excellent news is, I have the truth on my side so honestly have not put much energy into it.  Every 3 or so weeks, I hear from one of my 4 (yes FOUR) attorneys regarding this or that, then at the end of the month, I pay their bills (gratefully I might add) and then move on to the next thing.  The allegations are SO untrue that I am anxious to have my day in court so that ALL can know the facts and the truth!  As the expression goes, "let the chips fall where they may."  For me, they will fall in the right direction.  Of this I am sure.

On the complete opposite end of the spectrum, I have a pile of letters and statements from people who have taken the time, unsolicited btw, to declare in writing how much my support and encouragement of their careers and my nurturing of their talent has changed their life for the good and how grateful they are to me for giving them the same opportunity I gave the person who is suing me.  The majority of those in my life, most definitely those closest to me, are glass half full people ... healthy, vibrant, full of life and energy.  The kind of people who throw the shutters wide open every morning and greet the new day, knowing it will be full of opportunity to increase ten fold the goodness and love which swirls around them.

It has been a beautiful sunny day here in Reno.  Both my assistant and I left the office early to get a head start on a fabulous weekend.  I have so much to be thankful for ... a loving and supportive family who I am so close to, wonderful friends, talented and amazing work associates, a beautiful home, a well maintained vehicle, the ability to travel ALL over the world (and I am), and the opportunity everyday to create something that has the ability to uplift the human condition.

Life is good!