Trust

We know what we trust and we trust in what we know.

Could we turn into confidence about how life will be? 

It’s quite easy to trust in what we have learnt: how did Tiger Woods become confident in ball flight if not through learning it step by step? How do we become worthy in best practices if not by placing focus on learning? Learning means understanding how things work, practice, repeat, make experience.

But life is always a premiere, very rarely can say: “Sorry, repeat please, the next one will
come better….” Oh yes, we can learn how to manage our life, and step by step we learn how to run decision making even if we could never keep all variables under control.
But generally, in life, we never know what tomorrow will bring to us. That’s why to be
confident in kismet is definitely harder, we tend to keep under control what will be as well as what we do. Also, if we know how variables won’t be kept all under control.

In The Legend of Bagger Vance Will Smith says: “ There is only one shot perfect for the field, let it choose you, then feel it. There are just you, the ball and the flag. Focus on it then let it go”.

We can only be present in what we do right here right now and when we are confident doing the best, what will be, will even be at the best.
No matter how good we are at doing it or how much practice we have, we can just let go of the best we can do, right here, right now.

Life is like a chocolate box, you never know what you will get. But you know: whatever you
get it will be good for you.

When we are doing our best, we will trust in life and in what life will bring to us. Those who
believe in positiveness, are confident to receive back positivity. When our values shape our
behaviors and our words nurture our life then, to live a better, life we can picture that with proper values and positive words.

People who we interact with feel our positivity and feed us back with positivity too.
Our destiny can be crafted by doing our best with a positive feeling. We all can learn how to trust in ourselves and in the universal chaos, maybe just accepting what we receive as a gift.

And you will know about it, perhaps when you don’t expect to know it anymore.