Wishcasting Wednesday: What Do You Wish to Focus On?

I've been MIA from the Wishcasting practice for a while.  Yes yes, I have many obstacles (mostly created in my mind) that keep me from doing this... you wanna hear my list of excuses? You may borrow them if you'd like, but I'll recommend against that course of action:

• I am at work.
• I am too busy.
• There are too many people posting this week.
• Who cares what I have to say?
• Really?  Do I need a whole blog post to decide I need to wish for anything?
• Why should I take the time to do this?
• It's too late.

I have refutations for all ;-) But in the mean time... let's get down to that wish.  From our ever-fearless leader, Jamie Ridler who says:

"You can be a maker of magic and a tender of wishes. It’s easy. Answer the wish prompt above on your blog and then add a direct link to your post in the box below. Support wishes by visiting other participants, leaving a comment saying “As (insert name) wishes for her/himself, so I wish for her/him also.” It’s that simple. There is great power in wishing together."

Jamie, today asks "What do you wish to focus on?" Which I guffawed at loudly and then realized, "no, this is meant for me, especially!"  I've received nothing but messages of "FOCUS" Danielson for the last week... and probably longer if I chose to acknowledge the messages.  So, here it is.

On the wave of a brain-fog-lifting time in my life, I wish to focus on my Life Path and all the seeming 'road blocks' before me.  I wish to focus on all of those things I haven't given enough time to in the last 5 years because I was throwing a tantrum to the Universe over "not wanting to grow up and fully BE ME".  I know that focusing on these small (it's amazing how I've allowed this long line of SMALL things grow and compile and become monstrous in appearance!)  But I know that's all they are... monstrous in appearance.  I have literally let 2 events (TWO!) that happened over 5 years ago waylay my life, my true purpose and keep me emotionally hostage during this time.

Today, I wish to focus on the details and the truly small, every-day tasks that I've let slide... so that I can shortly turn my focus toward the things that authentically matter.  (Focusing on "GeterDONE!) ;-)