Chadyan S
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This is the point where no overlapping can continue. The choice has to be clear and each one takes me in different directions.

At this intersection of my life, I am exploring lots of things.

Parts of me that love writing out her thoughts and enjoying keeping things private.

I am sure of entrepreneurship and I am doing well at work.

I want more children but I've gotten comfortable with just one.

I know a career change is definite but I have so much training in one particular are of work.

Like... 

What do I do?

These intersections are moving closer, wrapping more tightly, squeezing me to make decisions I am fearful of.

Asking myself,  "What do you want right now?" always returns the response of

"Just to breathe".

And while I'm breathing I feel the clock ticking. Time is moving on.

While I sit in indecision I feel pulled in the direction that my logical, practical mind says is not safe.

Its unknown.

Truth is, there is a lot of fear at these intersections. And with fear riding in front, it gets really hard to see clearly.

So I roll down the window to get some air and.... breathe.

Yes I breathe.

I make small decisions for each intersection.

I write about the things I wish someone had talked to me about, to release it from my mind. 

I become more of an investor in businesses; buying stocks, shares, bonds, while seeking opportunities to build something.

I prepare to expand into a new home while investing for it and embracing my family more. Spending time with them and allowing myself to pay closer attention to the kid I am raising in the now. 

I try some new things, writing blogs, writing books. Even started and closed a company. I pursued making soap and hair products.

I still attend meetings and seminars in my field of practice to continue my effectiveness at work.

I'm just trying to keep it simple, even as I stretch myself for answers, lest fear hijack me again.

I push each part of the intersection because in time the path to take becomes clearer. 

I just need to get better and better.

And... I also just need to breathe.

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