“Gentle, generous, direct, and compellingly hopeful.”
The night clerk (early 20’s) at the hotel in February read MLC. She left this note a few days ago.
More and more convinced at this relatively unknown book’s power to challenge any reader, any age. To revive anyone’s hope that they matter and they can matter for others.
It’s a book bathed in love. It’s gentle, generous, direct, and compellingly hopeful.
Unmet expectations cause all sorts of challenges. Some of them motivating enough to change everything. Some of our unmet expectations help us realize we can never change certain things – but we can rethink our expectations and let that thing go.
This is called freedom.
Peace.
Sixth months after publishing Mid Life Celebration on Thanksgiving Day 2013, a modest royalty check arrived a few days ago.
Had wondered (for a long time) when it would arrive, but wasn’t expecting anything.
Especially wasn’t expecting the magnitude of the reality while depositing the first royalty check.
Dreams coming true are often very different when they actually happen.
Have you had some unmet expectation bless or curse you this year?
PS. Just had an aha moment – more like a reminder – all the writing (for those of you reading all five) has the same intent. Maybe these posts will help someone today.