…it occurred to me that transitions are the most meaty and challenging places, and they define our lives, the excellence, and how far we can go. Just yesterday I heard: The scope of your life will likely be determined by how much pain you can tolerate.
He was talking about how risky and painful expansion and growth can be. Those who can tolerate the pain that comes with being willing to press into places we cannot be certain of are more likely to expand their reach and see internal growth than those who have to stay in their comfort zone. That reminded me of a series I listened to on repeat, taking notes, by Tony Stoltfus years back, on going through transitions well—and how important the transition is to how the next season will be once we arrive.
It seems to me transitions are the most valuable material and show the strength or weakness in the structure, and this is where I circle back to my horsemanship.
Hope Horsemanship 