I found that I was focused on the section of path just ahead of me, the next 1-4 metres. #

Once I started looking forward further, 30-80 metres ahead, I began to avoid the rocks, my perhipheral vision was working for me, avoiding the bigger rocks, picking which smaller ones to ride over, the ride became much much easier. #

It was at this point that I realised that life is the same. The more I focus on the immediate problems, all I can see are the immediate problems. Once I start focusing on my goals, the problems become smaller, more manageable. #

I’m quite sure this thought is not new, but it really got me inspired this morning, gave me some renewed energy. #

One of my goals is to become a better blogger, more active, with better quality of content. It does mean my spelling will have to improve, my grammer also. But more importantly, the frequency with which I post and the focus of the topics on which I post. #

So rather than continue to be inspired by myself, I thought this would be ideal to share with everyone.  #

I’m looking forward to doing more, and would love to hear from others what they are looking forward to doing more of. #

Take care, Ben. #]]> http://ben.hamilton.id.au/general/looking-ahead/feed 2