Is it, really?
What’s “baked-in” to our observation that we don’t notice?
What assumptions/interpretations are there, that if removed, would change everything?
It is what it is (except sometimes it’s not).
“It is what it is.”
Published by Preston Larus, CPC, ELI-MP
I am a professional coach making my living in the Tampa Bay Area on the Gulf coast. Also a boat lover, do-it-yourselfer, parent, husband, Realtor, mechanic, writer, and curious person. I once lived aboard a sailboat for a year, transiting the Panama Canal to Tahiti and back. I have learned, sometimes the hard way, that for something to be fulfilling to me, it has to include contribution and serving others. Otherwise, it's just busywork. View all posts by Preston Larus, CPC, ELI-MP
Preston Larus, CPC 