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Don't let yesterday use up too much of today.

~Cherokee Indian Proverb


so i have 3 interviews set-up for this week...so far. another one is pending.


lately i've been trying to catch myself when i'm not focusing on the current moment. and i'm realizing it's definitely going to be essential this week. i need to prepare and focus on one interview at a time (they're all pretty different). and i can't start getting excited and planning the future. as i've learned: an interview doesn't mean i'm getting the job.


i think about staying in the moment and enjoying each moment in life a lot so i can stay more positive. i was walking tonight and decided i would call them my sprinkles in life. who doesn't like sprinkles? i mean they don't have much taste and they're so pretty. that's why funfetti cake is so popular. ...and i like colors too. lots of them


i started feeling i was dwelling in the past a little with my thoughts. i mean things change, people change, it's all the wonderful evolution of life and i don't want to miss out on what's happening now because i'm thinking of the way things used to be or how things might be soon.


so the only thing i'm thinking about right now is the interview tomorrow and tomorrow night i can start thinking about the next one. i'll take notes after each interview to check-in with myself on how i feel about the position and then forget it a little to clear my head for the next interview.


so i AM learning from this process. thank the Lord something is coming out of it.

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