Please, Step Out Of The Oven!

A while ago, I was staying at a friend’s house.
I was standing outside, enjoying the cool evening. There was a light breeze blowing outside; the sun had just gone down. Then I walked into the house.
As soon as I walked in… a big wave of heat it me. Swept over me, made me start sweating.
It was so hot in there. My friend’s house didn’t have air conditioning. And earlier in the day it had been very, very hot outside. So the house had turned into an oven. So hot.
I walked into one of the side rooms. My friend was sitting at a desk. He had a fan blowing in his face. He was sweating. Miserable. Trying to do work, but struggling…. because he was so hot.
I walked over to a side door, and opened it. The cool breeze swept inside.
It felt so good.
And I laughed at my friend… because he hadn’t opened the door sooner. And he laughed at himself. And turned off the fan. Didn’t need it anymore.
Also, it makes me wonder:
Why are so many people slaving away in a big, miserable oven?
Working jobs that they hate…
When they could be working for themselves? Calling their own shots? Killing the commute?
While I do wonder about that question, I also know the answer:
Just like my friend who didn’t realize how cool and breezy and wonderful it was outside… people don’t realize that there’s a doable alternative. To that job… that makes them so miserable.
The ‘outside’ seems so hostile…
‘Doing your own thing’ seems too pie-in-the-sky… too risky, too foreign.
Well, good news.
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And it doesn’t have to be foreign. You can start today for $49.
So do yourself a favor. If you’re in an oven… stop it. Whatever you do (MTTB or not), don’t spend your life in an oven.
Open up the door. Step outside.  Ready?  Start here:

All Things Are Possible,
Susan Tuck