So here's a pretend conversation.

Follow along.

I don't know what to do.

Okay.

But if you did know what to do,

what would that look like?

I don't know.

That's an impossible question. It That's an impossible question.

It's not an impossible question. If you did know what to do and you had to do something right now, what would that look like?

I guess I'd start planning and making the necessary calls and buying or collecting the things I think I'd need to start.

Beautiful. There's your starting point.

See, here's the deal.

No one, and I mean no one, quote unquote, knows everything.

Because very rarely are there objectively correct answers.

In fact, I would even simplify it further. Life's not comprised of

people who know and people who don't know. Life is comprised of people who act and people who don't

act. People who wait and people who move into the unknown before they're ready

and create answers. So let's take this further with a little anecdote. Pretend there's a home

builder and you're looking at him and you are asking where's the family

going to sleep where are they going to eat where are the memories going to be made when there's

important conversations to be had where are they going to be had?

Where's the Christmas tree going to go?

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