And sometimes you just need to change your orientation.
Action can be tempting, because we feel a sense of certainty that there is movement.
But in some cases movement is unnecessary.
If you want to be a better father, you don’t need to buy all your kids kites or suddenly take them out for ice cream.
That action might be a flash in the pan.
But a new orientation could be long lasting.
How does a great father see the world? What situations and occurrences call you in a different way from that new orientation?
How does this new way of seeing the world naturally filter and affect your choices?
