reset

 verb

re·​set | \ (ˌ)rē-ˈset  : to set again or anew

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I'm standing in a T-shirt I obtained in basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base.  I'm retired now; but between the time I got this garment and the day I obtained the little blue card signifying my status as a retired member of the armed forces, I reenlisted several times.  One might even say, I reset my status as a recruit in the United States Air Force all over again, renewing my commitment.

When playing chess or checkers or any other game of the sort, the field must be reset in order to begin.  It wouldn't make much sense to start with half the pawns still in the box.  In this case, and in many such situations, a reset requires a proper setup for success.

Consider how this may be true in your life on a daily basis.  To ensure proper hydration, you might reset your favorite water bottle and have it clean, filled, and ready to accompany you on your way in the morning.  To ensure you will be able to get a nice walk or run opportunity in your day, a fresh pair of socks and your supportive footwear awaiting you in your vehicle the night before could reset your path for the day.  To ensure your day begins with a positive spiritual reset, an alarm directing you to the Word would certainly be useful.

Jotting with Johnna
What game pieces can you set in place to reset and setup your next steps for a winning play wellness-wise?  A few simple moves can make all the difference; and the possibilities are only limited to your imagination, so what will you do to renew your game?

Remember:  you are so very worthy of the forethought it may take to renew your commitment - or reenlist - yourself.  If you're still standing you're still serving in this force called life.  Reset today.

Stay tuned.  Stay focused.  Stay well.