The London Tube

Have you ever been in that rush to get the train to work, with the feeling that if you are late, it’s the end of the world? I bet you do….

Ha! Take a moment to think about this.

Today I was late. The Tube in London had delays (what a surprise 😄), and I had to attend a training session with another 50 people for work-related things.

The Tube was packed, and I can tell you, everyone — me included — was really, really moody.

Probably more people were going to be late for work today, or they were lost in their thoughts, or simply annoyed that they were squeezed into the Tube like sardines in a tin. I don’t know.

Then the train stopped at a station, and through the window I could just see the stairs — only the last few steps.

And there was a little boy, about three years old, jumping on the stairs and having reaaal fun! He was so happy! And the only thing there was... was just the stairs.

But for him, that was enough.

He could jump!

Something new, probably, for that little human. :-)

And I realised: I can be either that little boy or the moody lady who sighed next to me.

Everything is about perspective.

We choose how we see our reality and which frequency we tune ourselves into.

The choice is yours, dearests! ❤️