Sometimes the Center Point Is Something You Build

By Jason Scianno

For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been building a fire pit.

At least that’s what I thought I was doing.

What actually happened was a lesson in patience, pacing, imperfection, and learning when enough is enough.

There were roots that fought back, pavers that didn’t line up perfectly, moments where I wanted to tear the whole thing apart and start over, and moments where I simply sat and watched the sun move across the yard.

Somewhere in the middle of all that work, I realized something:

Sometimes the center point isn’t something you find.

It’s something you build.

I wrote more about that experience—and what it taught me about slowing down, stewardship, and the difference between the old Jason and the one I’m becoming—in this week’s blog.

Click here for the full article.

Source: Limitless Wellness & Neurofeedback

Jason Scianno is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker/Therapist in Huntersville, North Carolina.