The previous routine is over, and have since received my scores. While incapable of undoing the fall, the step out of bounds, or the stumble, I am training that they should not recur.
Red Hook, in Brooklyn is an incredible neighborhood. I have the famous Fairway Market less than a five-minute walk away. With a short promenade just by the water, I frequently go out for a stroll, to gaze out at the harbour, and enjoy the vast, industrial landscape in front of me. It is tranquil, peaceful.
I practice in Rockaway Beach, about 15 miles (30 km) from Red Hook. The Rockaways is a beach-side community, a narrow peninsula barely tethered to Long Island by a rope-thin stretch of land. The staff at this practice are friendly and caring, and the clients are down-to-earth and warm. I am enjoying it immensely.
The feedback thus far has been beyond what I could imagine. I must be in a good "place" right now. I find myself living and enjoying the moment, being empathetic and sensitive to my clients' needs, and being a good listener.
Could the last few weeks have been of such great importance to my personal evolution? I am optimistic that the answer is "yes."
