Formerly known as The Denton Mare II
You Love That Car
Yes, I do, so much that I know the next person who gets it is going to be absolutely happy beyond belief. I’m okay still loving it while not possessing it, maybe that’s the “let it go” part of the saying? The experiences with it are one of a kind memories, and the money I get in exchange for the vehicle itself is going to fund many, many more excellent ones right away.
But, but, but
This is exactly the kind of response and attitude from former people in my life and I’m only giving it one sentence because in the past I sat through hours and hours of people who “loved” me putting down a reasonable change I wanted to attempt in life because of their fear and fragile egos.
Walking the Talk of Humility and Courage
Based on my life needs in the immediate future, my budget is incredibly small right now. Of all the things, this particular car is my most expensive relationship. My largest asset and liability at the same time, I trust my instinct the time is right.
The way I’m applying myself is the Humility to say “I know I don’t need this and really shouldn’t have it anymore in the big picture” and the Courage to put in grit and effort and positive motivations and actions with a change like this — besides, put the two together and something else kind of joins the mix…
Wisdom. This car be notorious. Time to leave it in the past life because that’s where I bought it and that’s not me anymore. I’m wiser now.
