Camino Lessons
I’ve compiled a list of lessons that I learned during the Camino. The ‘big’ lessons are in bold.
This is a work in progress…
- If you get a chance to step off the treadmill of life, take it
- What’s really important to me? My top priorities…. (at a really deep level)
- Even small steps taken slowly will help you reach your goal
- Everyone travels at their own pace, pick yours
- Always have flexibility in your plans for the unexpected
- Sometimes what you expected doesn’t eventuate, but even better things happen
- Giving to others is much more rewarding than receiving
- Never be afraid to ask for help when you need it
- Just because someone looks okay don’t assume they are. They may need help
- Don’t judge people on first impressions
- ‘Stuff’ doesn’t matter that much, people do
- You don’t need ‘stuff’ to be happy
- If you are prepared to be open and receptive, cool things happen
- Life is not meant to be a race…..
- Slowing down to walk with a friend in need is far more satisfying than trying to keep up with a friend who is too fast for you
- If your plans ‘go down the toilet’, it might be for a good reason
- Positive things happen around you all the time….if you look out for them
- Conversely, if you look for ‘crap’……it has a habit of finding you 🙂