Just some thinking outloud about things I am concerned about led me to bogging as a means of catharsis.
I am surely concerned about many things that affect me, my family, 
friends, community, and society as a whole.  These things may be a 
myriad including statements, actions, situations or perceptions. I 
understand that I have no control over most of these things. Yet, being 
the person that I am, I want to control them. At times I think that if 
the world ran as I would direct it we would all live in a better place 
and be happy.  At other times I remember that when I run things my way 
things don’t always work out the best. This understanding has led me to a
 personal evaluation problem.
Because I am surely concerned about 
these problems I have developed several questions that I ask myself 
before attempting to alleviate the situation.  Does the situation 
actually warrant my consideration? Should I actually be concerned? 
Should I become involved in the situation? To what extent should I be 
involved? Will my involvement help alleviate the situation or make it 
worse? Is my involvement merely to further my own personal desire or do I
 truly want to help those involved? Just because I am concerned, does 
the situation warrant action on my part or I am I just being a busybody?
 Is there a possibility that my involvement will produce positive 
results or will it aggravate the situation and thereby harm someone? 
These are the kinds of questions that I ask myself when I consider 
addressing situations that I am concerned about.
My life 
experiences place me in a unique position to evaluate concerns that I 
perceive or am presented with by others. I do not always have the answer
 but often have experienced a similar if not the same situation. I try 
only to relate what I did in that situation and what the result was. I 
am still learning but my past experience can and has at times proven to 
be valuable to others as well as to me.
 
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