More on Truth

Veronica Samoulides | February 22, 2010 | 1 Comments

So friends, last month I talked about having the courage and taking the risk to HEAR the truth….it really resonated for me.

This month, as usual, I voiced my intention to generate a topic and let it come…and, as usual, it did. This month, however, I did not make the time to put my thoughts down on paper (the virtual kind).

So, I’m taking a bit of a left turn and writing this brief note about risking TELLING the truth.

I blew it.

I procrastinated too long.

I didn’t manage my time appropriately.

The dog ate it…scratch that one.

I’m sorry to all of you – there is no excuse. No explanation. Yes, I’m busy, but who isn’t? This is important to me and I’m sorry I’ve let you down – I’m sorry I’ve not lived up to a commitment that is important to me.

And I’m committed tonite to just telling the truth, apologizing and not taking that oh-so-familiar last step of beating myself up.

I’ll be back next month!

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Veronica Samoulides is a recovering victim, blamer and self-pitying specialist. She’s bravely (usually) accepting her spirituality, her power and embracing her confusion. She lives in San Francisco with her equally confused husband, Greg.
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  1. “not taking that oh-so-familiar last step of beating myself up.” AMEN, sister!

    I’m so grateful for your truth-telling, along with your gentleness with yourself. That in itself is such a risk, because our world seems wired for “perfection” (whatever that is).

    So your “left turn” is really a “right” turn, in my humble opinion. :-)

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