Cull and prioritize. So much to do.

 

I’m going to an out-of-state music conference in two weeks that I’ll be performing at. I’ve also volunteered to put together a dinner there, and now that that date is getting closer, it’s taking up a lot of time.

 

And of course, I’m starting a new business, which I had hoped would be up and running by now, but it doesn’t look like that’s going to happen for at least a few weeks.

 

WG called last night. He’s also a musician, a great friend and an amazing human being. He’s been there for me through all of this, solid as a rock.

 

We hadn’t spoken in awhile and when he asked what I was up to I relayed the multitude of projects, obsessions and distractions I was involved in. I asked him if he wanted to go out tomorrow night to see a friend of ours who was performing downtown. He said he would love to, but he had already committed to playing in a concert for peace that was taking place somewhere else.

 

I said “Great. I’m conquering the world. You’re saving it.”

 

There’s just so much I want to do and feel I should be doing. EL and DK are going ahead with the real estate investing that we’ve all been reading and learning so much about. They’re moving forward, meeting with people and investment contacts. I feel like I’ve followed the crowd up to the dock, but now the boat is leaving without me.

 

Right now I’m doing everything I know I’m supposed to be doing, and more it would be best to clear all thoughts of “missing the boat” out of my head, because there is always another one coming.

There are only so many hours in the day. And as DK wisely put it, “The pie is only so big. No matter how you slice it, the pie is still the same size.”