When you’re picking up dog poo in the backyard, it’s important not to look for the poo –it’s to look where you’re stepping. It’s just like life, if you’re scanning for things ahead of you –constantly ‘tennis-necking’ from right to left– or looking two or three steps ahead instead of just your next ONE, you and your goals are going to end up in Dumpsville.
Life lessons taught by my dog Chunky pt.3
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