Our intentions have so much to do with taming our wild horses. We show up with our intentions. There is a thing about “intentions!” Did you notice that the word is plural? Our intentions seems to come to us in the form of choices. And “intentions” is related to most all the links in our chain. “We need help, Buddy!”

“Intentions need to be thought through and considered; what is going to work best, and why? The “why” is where you are going to find your answer. So you see, “Intentions” is a link, but will always be on the outside looking in.”

“Thank you, Buddy, but I’m still feeling frustrated. Somehow, with all my good intentions, things just don’t seem to turn out the way I expected.” “Well Little Lou, maybe it’s time to go back to your corral and check on your horses.” And, lets take a look at that those chains with the links that are connected!” “I can do that Buddy!”

In many ways our chain is much like our corral. The chain has links, while the corral has fence posts. The links and the posts, all tell us something about living our lives “on purpose for a purpose.” In my book, “Thoughts for a Lifetime” there are six chains. Each chain has something to do with our emotional well-being. In “Taming the Wild Horses” the fence posts represents a process for controlling our decision making, focusing on fewer consequences, with better results. It’s all a work in progress. “I always appreciate your insight, Buddy.”