Sometimes the inspiration doesn't come to you.

No, sometimes you have to go out and find it.

When it hurts the most, when the deck seems stacked against you, when the road to travel seems to be longer than

you can endure. These are the times we're tasked, not with waiting, but with creating.

And those lows, they become highs because they force us to self-assess to look around and say,

I don't want to feel this way anymore.

I'm done tolerating X, accepting Y, associating with Z, and so a bridge must be created to something.

And your question is simply what's that something going to look like?

Here's what's interesting. Knowing what you don't want is often the beginning it breathes life into a

first step maybe you look up and you have no idea what step two thousand or three thousand looks

like and that's perfectly okay.

You don't need to know exactly where you're headed, exactly what the top of the mountain

will look like.

What took me forever to figure out is knowing that here isn't right for you, wherever here is, is enough.

Because it is the beginning.

The engine that makes it all work.

You don't owe explanations. Apologies aren't required of you.

All you needed was that feeling in your stomach that more is out there and perhaps you've been depriving yourself of it for a tad too long.

You just need to leave scarcity behind and And train your eyes to find the abundance you exist within.

The other day I saw a quick interview Tiger Woods was giving.

And I'm not really a big golf guy, but when the greats talk, I listen.

And those who have been following him know that he's had kind of a rocky pass, right? A very

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