Saturday, February 16, 2013

Reservations Required


It is time again for a review of the table.  In this instance, the table refers to the inner circle people in your life.  There are only a certain number of seats at the table.  Those seats should be reserved for those you let in your personal space.  They are your closest friends, confidants, and or family.  They are the ones you want closest, trust the most, and matter most in your life.  Not everyone deserves or should have a seat at your table. It gets back the difference between friends and acquaintances.
 
The funny thing about the table is that at some point, we all attempt to have a giant table full of people, and before you know it both friends and acquaintances and who knows who else is in our space.  We end up with people that are takers and bring nothing to the table.  It gets back to that little thing called boundaries.

We have to know who belongs at the table, who doesn’t, and when it is time to move some away from the table or up to the table.  Unfortunately, it is not always easy removing someone from your table, but it is necessary.  Guard the seats at the table, as there should only be a select few with you.  If your table looks like a throw down at a crawfish festival, maybe it is time to rethink your seating.  Reservations are required for the people at the table.  

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