If you are
someone who knows me well, you probably already know much of what I am going to
say on this subject. The ponytail is not
something I take lightly. I think it is
great if you are working out, cleaning house, taking care of your kids,
etc.. But, the reality is, if you are
the one watching the ponytail walk down the street, you will know it looks like
exactly what it is named after. A horse’s
a@#! Why this look has become something
some women wear 80 percent of the time so they can avoid the fact they have no
desire to cut the long mane into a fashionable style is beyond me.
Brenda is a
client I have had for a very long time.
She has been growing her hair out since the day I met her. She has a beautiful cut. Okay, I did the cut so I might be a little
biased. BUT, she has this long layered
cut and her hair is gorgeous. Problem
is, every time I see her around town at the grocery store or at a social event…yep,
you guessed it. A ponytail.
Now in my
mind, when I send a client out the door with this amazing new look and a
blowout to die for, I picture them waking up every day and walking out of the
house looking like that. The reality is,
we all have to live our lives and some days, that doesn’t include “doing” our
hair. But if you are walking around with
a ponytail (aka horse’s “beep”) MOST of the time, it may be time to evaluate
your hair situation. Maybe you need a
new ‘do.
Doesn’t this
apply to life? What else are you stuck
in a rut with? Are you getting out of
bed every morning and doing the same thing just because? Maybe it isn’t a ponytail. Maybe it is the same clothing you have been
wearing for years. The yoga pants, have
gone from a nice black to a greenish tinged mess with a couple holes here and
there. Or maybe it is more than
that. Maybe you are waking up to the
same job…that you HATE.
I call this
syndrome “the-kid-in-the-corner”. It is
the kid in the corner of the room complaining he/she is overweight and eating
donuts while saying it. Why complain if
you are unwilling to make the change?!
The people around you get tired of hearing the same thing over and over
again when you do nothing to try and make the move toward your own personal
happiness. Most times it isn’t because
of the complaining but rather because they care. Doesn’t everyone deserve to have some
happiness?
So, if you
are sitting here reading this with your hair piled high in a ponytail and
realize you have been wearing said ponytail longer than you can remember
wearing it down. Please. Make a move.
A fresh cut. A new style. A renewed you.
And
remember, it might not be the ponytail for you.
Whatever it is, be brave enough to make a change and get out of your
comfort zone. You never know what might
be waiting for you.
Believe.
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