Daily blog (audio): It's like complaining about the art [Would you do this?]

<p>It's like complaining about the art [Would you do this?]</p> <p><br> <br> We're on a mission to help one million people RISE by 2030 - join the movement at <a href="http://www.myrise.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.myrise.co.uk</a></p> <p><br></p> <p>Imagine being in an art gallery.</p> <p>Go on – do it!</p> <p>You’re in a particular room.</p> <p>And you don’t like the art in there.</p> <p>None of it.</p> <p>You think it’s all pretty rubbish.</p> <p>And you’re letting everyone know it.</p> <p>Telling anyone who’ll listen (or won’t) how “that one’s rubbish”.</p> <p>“I wish this one was different”.</p> <p>“I don’t like what that artist has done”.</p> <p>And so on.</p> <p>What would make more sense?</p> <p>Move on to the next room, yeah?</p> <p>Do something about it rather than just complaining?</p> <p>But we don’t always do the same with other things do we?</p> <p>We complain about our body.</p> <p>How it looks and feels.</p> <p>We complain about our jobs, our income, our career.</p> <p>We complain about the people in our lives and how they behave.</p> <p>What they do (or don’t).</p> <p>Often these things are largely the result of our previous choices.</p> <p>Would we complain about pears coming off of pear tree when we’ve planted pear seeds?</p> <p>We get that changing any of these things isn’t as easy as just moving to another room……………</p> <p>But does that mean our approach should be any different?</p> <p>The “do something about it or stop complaining” we apply there…………..</p> <p>Could we just choose to apply that in other areas of our life?</p> <p><br></p> <p>Much love,</p> <p>Jon ‘athan Richardson’ Hall</p>