We're not lost. We're exactly where we're supposed to be, but even something better, think about this.

Have you ever thought about when you go to like an amusement park and you enter the corn maze

or the house of mirrors? Now, I'd love the house of mirrors. You know what I'm saying? You run in there,

you get lost, you bump your head, you're trying to discover the exit. You literally go in there to get

lost. Same thing with a corn maze. What do you do? You enter it to discover the exit. You literally go in there to get lost.

Same thing with the cornmates.

What do you do?

You enter it to find your way to the exit.

But along the way, you get lost.

When you get lost, you're like, damn, you laugh at your friends.

You actually relish in the fact that you just don't know how to get out or where to go. You're on a treasure hunt.

Now imagine that attitude, that joy, that playfulness. We could take that same frequency, energy,

and apply it to our life when we feel lost. Because most times when we're lost what do we do we freak out we lose

gratitude we're wrestling with life searching for clarity not realizing a breakthrough

will come just like when you're in a corn maze what happens a always comes. You always find your way out.

After a couple wrong turns, pivot around, a dead end. Then you start to remember, oh yeah,

that hedge of the bush, that's trimmed a little bit different. We've been here before. Last time

we turned right, we got to go left this time. And then you find your way.

I was talking to somebody recently and they're like, I can't wait to be lost again.

And I was like, that's the coolest thing I've heard in a minute.

That's the attitude right there.

I can't wait to be lost again.

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