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The Right Place at The Right Time



We have all heard the expression, the right place at the right time. It indicates there is a level of luck in the scenario of life. I argue there are higher powers at work. More importantly, you are in the right place at the right time, because of you. Your hard work and efforts.

The other day a friend messaged me to see if I knew anyone that could haul a heifer. I don’t have a trailer or truck big enough to pull one at this time. I thought, I miss having a bigger truck. Then I realized I don’t need one hardly ever. Dad and I live in town at this time for convenience of work and other aspects of life.
When I was driving to the last show to judge, I told Dad I miss living in the country. I do everyday. The choice to live where I am now is a calculated decision. One I made for many reasons. I want cattle again. I want to raise some goats and a slew of other animals. That day will come and is on my path for life goals.
Not being close to some of my dearest friends is tough. I live in a town where I have met many new people; my neighbors are great. I want to be where my people are located. The problem is I have close friends all over. Only a couple I want to be next door. That means moving states, and I am not sure I am ready for that option yet. Lol
The point of all this is, the changes I made in my life are for a bigger purpose. There is a method to my madness. No matter what I want or feel at this time. I know I am on the right path at this right time. The goals we set in life are bound to take us to locations and places we have never thought about. Accepting those changes can and will be some of the biggest adventures in your life. They should also lead to some of the greatest accomplishments.

Remember, you are also in the right place at the right time. There is a bigger calling and purpose to life. Whatever you are going through or struggling with is for a reason. The next chapter may be the best that there has ever been.
“Tickets for the train ride can be cheap. The cost is what you are willing to sacrifice for the ride. Always buy the ticket.” – Jeremy Workman

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