I have progressive lenses in my
glasses, which means, for those blessed with better vision than I, that my
glasses are like bifocals but without the obvious line between the distance and
the close vision sections. They
work great. I do not notice the
shift from one focus to the other.
No, this is not just gratuitous
sharing of more information than anyone wants to know about my eyeballs. It’s a metaphor, of course. My glasses allow me to focus on what is
immediately in front of me and on what is off in the distance, much like we all
need to do when we consider fitness (See!
I made the connection!).
We need to know that we have that
marathon or bikini or weight lifting triumph or reunion wowing coming, but we
also need to focus in on what we have to do today to get there. Maybe that means patiently doing our
physical therapy exercises, or pushing for the extra ten minutes of swimming,
or passing up the pie. The now and
the later give meaning to each other.
Pick your focus today!
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