by Cindy Sproles @CindyDevoted
Expectations are a double-edged sword. They can be
uplifting or frustrating. Still we all have expectations. It’s what we do with
them that makes the difference.
When we waltz through the door of a new restaurant,
we expect great things. Birthdays bring expectations (I expect my spouse to
remember). After the commercial with the E-Trade baby fades from the screen, we
expect results for our stock-pocket to be as easy. Not to mention, the newest book from James
Patterson is expected to be his best yet.
Expectations are everywhere. It seems we place them
on everyone but ourselves. It’s easy to demand the best from others yet when we
look at our work . . .there are few expectations.
