Life Can Change In An Instant

Yesterday there was a million things to do, but I was not going to miss my Yoga class with my teacher, the teacher that I learned from 15 years ago, the amazing wise man who is 82, strong and full of energy.  Every time I go I feel I keep learning and absorbing knowledge.  I took on a new position, and Shabbat is early, so my husband has a lot on his plate.  My big boys school starts on Monday finally, but I did not budge.  I helped tidy up the house, ran out, arriving 15 minutes late, just to see that it was not Yoga but Pilates from now on.  I love Pilates, it was still my teacher, but Friday morning has been my time to do Yoga, my balance, my workout, and now its done.  I walked away thinking that my husband will be happy that Friday mornings I can now commit to getting the house ready for Shabbat before I go to work, I am blessed that he does the cooking.  I felt sad, but realized that it was so hard for me to get to that class, I had already missed a few weeks because I was under the weather.  It amazes me how we can have a routine, and then in a moment it is no more.

Then an amazing thing happened, I ran to work, parked, grabbed my stuff, locked the car, and starting walking towards the door.  A work truck pulled over in front of my car, it was a nice man smiling at me and motioning me to wait.  He did not speak English, and I was wondering what he wanted.  He went to my drivers side of my car, picked up my cell phone off the floor, he saw that it dropped when I stepped out of the car with my hands full.

I was so grateful for that instant, and every instant, because when one door closes another door opens. I would have gone to my class, searched my bag, would have gone crazy wondering where I put my phone.  I could have been run over or stolen, wow, bless that nice man for noticing, and taking the time to stop what he was doing and help someone he did not know.

I have a few other things that are expiring, some classes I had taken, and I don't think I want to continue with them, I don't think it serves me and my business anymore.  I am very conscious of change recently, and I am letting it happen, and excited for what is in store.

Coach Yulia

Amazing how fast they grow, all will be in full time school next year, and I can focus on birthing my business and creativity