The secret to our satisfaction lies in which one of these we choose to do when. We push on, call an audible, or wave the white flag and live to fight another day. We either persist and continue in our present pursuit of a desired result, pivot and take a new tack to get it, or concede altogether and tally one up for fate. Sometimes catching greenlights is about fate. Catching more of them in our future can be about intuition, karma, and fortune. We can catch greenlights by sheer luck, because we are in the right place at the right time.

When we are in the zone, on the frequency, and with the flow. We can be responsible for greenlights.Ĭatching greenlights is also about timing. We can create more and schedule them in our future-a path of least resistance-through force of will, hard work, and the choices we make. We can also earn greenlights, engineer and design for them. We can catch more greenlights by simply identifying where the red lights are in our life, and then change course to hit fewer of them. They say no, but sometimes give us what we need.Ĭatching greenlights is about skill: intent, context, consideration, endurance, anticipation, resilience, speed, and discipline. A full stop, a jackknife, an intervention, failure, suffering, a slap in the face, death. A caution, a detour, a thoughtful pause, an interruption, a disagreement, indigestion, sickness, and pain. Greenlights can also be disguised as yellow and red lights. They’re cash money, birth, springtime, health, success, joy, sustainability, innocence, and fresh starts. They’re approvals, support, praise, gifts, gas on our fire, attaboys, and appetites. In our lives, they are an affirmation of our way.

Greenlights mean go-advance, carry on, continue. 🔦📒 Highlights & Notes What’s a Greenlight? Have immortal finish lines and turn your red light green because a roof is a man made thing.

A leading role, a blue ribbon, a winning score, a great idea, the love of our life, euphoric bliss, who are we to think we don’t deserve these fortunes when they are in our grasp? Who are we to think we haven’t earned them? “It is not about win or lose, it is about do you accept the challenge,”ĭon’t create imaginary constraints.

Green light by matthew mcconaughey