So it seems like the winds of change have arrived and they
are blowing their winds like there is no tomorrow. I know that the only
constant in this world is change and I know that change can be good but sometimes
I am reluctant to the fact. Sometimes you get your “normal” and you get
comfortable, even if it’s an incredibly unhealthy normal and comfort that
you’re dealing with, and you just don’t like to get out of that routine. You
stay in this rut for a long, long time until someone or something pulls you out
of it, slaps you across the face and says “wake up!”
It’s a lot like the Major League Baseball offseason. The
season ends and the playoffs begin, which is fun until the World Series
concludes. Well not long after the World Series ends you get out of playoff
baseball mode and you switch into offseason mode. Qualifying offers, free agent
contracts and trade rumors swirl around and you have a new normal until all the
major free agents are off the board and most everyone has their teams set. Then
you get a new normal, the normal that has you scouring the internet for any
source of news or information before you realize that there simply isn’t any to
be had. You downshift, your new normal. But as we inch closer to the season
it’s time for a new normal. Players are in spring training camps, the World
Baseball Classic is just around the corner and so is the 2017 regular season.
As I sit here this morning on this Tuesday morning
reflecting on my life and where I’ve been over the past two-to-three months I
finally see that change is good. Change brings change and change is for the
better sometimes, sometimes you just need someone to walk up and rock your
world to make you see it.
Change, it is coming. Have a great Tuesday everyone.
Change for changes sake is not always a good thing. I have a little thing on my office wall that makes a lot of since..."Adapt & Improvise".
ReplyDeleteLive and think outside the box and that is what is missing from the Yankee front Office people...bookkeepers are bookkeepers, not GMs' or Managers!
OK, to rant a bit on the lite side, right?