I took this photo (blue sky) from our beach area  this a.m. after arriving back from the airport. I had just dropped my great friend off for her 6 a.m. flight - so we left at 4:30 a.m. When we left the sky was filled with stars - and without the light pollution from town or city lights - the night sky seemed bright.

 However as I drove home the stars were replaced with clouds and the sun was emerging - as you can see by the pink sky -(photo below).  Now the photo quality varies between the pics because one is from my iPad2 which, yes, I carry pretty much everywhere -- in case there is free wireless high speed internet to download the latest episode of Camelot!  

I wanted to share the two photos - because I thought it was interesting in a matter of 5 minutes, maybe less, how different everything looked.  Colour was different, texture of the sky was different and the quality of the photo was different.  Now, I know you know this -- however these two photos brought a thought to my mind- perspective. It is something we all have, our own perspective - however - how clear is yours, really.  I find perspective interesting as a Coach, because when we start to vary our perspective - the answer finds us, we settle in perhaps with what is true or not true for us in the moment.  So it got me thinking about how quickly a view, an understanding and a thought can change.  

So I ask you; is there an opportunity in your life that perhaps you need to look at a situation through a different quality lens, with kindness, love and/or objectivity?  Maybe something needs softening or needs to be sharper?   Or maybe, just maybe you might be giving energy to something, that will change in 5 minutes or so. 

I felt drawn to share these photos and I followed my intuition -- I feel quite sure someone, somewhere will understand what I have written and need to read it; or simply I needed to follow my intuition and now will be lead to the next great thing to do!  The world is great when I remain open to 'what is next!'. Love to you!  

Taken with my iPad - you can just barely see the boat - bottom of the pink - this was far more intense in 'real life'.