Day 44 –Gevurah in Malchut

Clayton Sellers

What do I want to get done today? A strategy of Gevurah is to start with something—a smaller accomplishment of the larger goal keeps the focus on the big picture of change but gets one moving. So start with an aspect of the change you are implementing—not something tangential or even preparatory to change, something that is a piece of the change. If you are painting a room, get some paint on a wall, if you are clearing out old papers throw some away. Get started.

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