At the end of one year and the beginning of a new one lots of businesses take a physical inventory. They count what they have in stock and decide which things to restock, which ones to discontinue, and which new stock to add.
RVers take physical inventory when they start to worry about whether or not they’ve added too many things to the weight capacity of their RVs or discover they’ve acquired so many things they can’t find them among the clutter.
Most of us take a financial inventory at the end of the year in preparation for filing taxes. We decide which investments to continue and which ones to change. This is also when we review our budget and decide what changes to make to it for the next year.
Some of us also take a health inventory which results in making New Year’s Resolutions to eat better, get more exercise, etc.
How many of us, though, take an emotional inventory? Are the things we do in line with what we say we value? What do we need to do more of? Or less of?
Is is inventory time?
TTYL,
Linda
Great thoughts to ponder in all those categories. Good to see you back blogging again since I was suffering Linda Withdrawal Syndrome. It will be exciting to see your final toad choice.
I accidentally did this today. I was staring out the window watching the snow fall and paint the evergreens white. I told the nagging sense of ‘I should be *doing* something’ to shut up, I was busy enjoying the view and being pleased to be where I am!