Curiosity or Frustration?

To say I have become committed to yoga is an understatement. I recently rearranged my whole Monday schedule so that I could attend the am class. (One of the many joys of self-employment). I have loved starting my week out with this practice. As you may recall from a previous post, our yoga studio recently moved and the owner was so kind to take time to give us a tour of the new facility so that I could arrive at the first class feeling comfortable and oriented to where everything is - thank you Corena. Today in class she invited us to look at something in our life with curiosity rather than frustration. These are two words that I hadn't thought of as contrasts, but really they are. What are you frustrated about that instead can be a curiosity to explore? I am excited to get back digging in the dirt this spring ... curious about learning additional skills as a blind gardener. I am soon to give my first presentation without the use of large print ... curious about my public speaking skills and ability to use my braille notes. Curiosity does sound so much more inviting than frustration.