There are no wrong terms in life.

What do I mean by this?

Well, our problem is often, not that a mistake was made,

but rather we didn't see the value in that quote-unquote mistake.

We stop, we lose faith, we question ourselves,

even though we actually got what we needed.

It was there.

We just couldn't see it in the moment.

And so the question is, why look for what you don't have?

Why always be searching for the delta

when every decision hands you something new, something powerful?

Almost like we're walking on this path, and every time we do something, not necessarily the perfect thing or the thing we drew up, but something.

As long as we do something, we get to put a brick down, another step

to walk on in the path before us. We get to expand in some way. We're wiser, stronger, capable

of more. And where sometimes we think we need to wait for that perfect brick to take that perfect

step.

But if we can get beyond that and focus our attention on just getting more bricks out in front of us, we allow the answers to materialize.

The question is, will you let them?

You take this podcast, for example.

Just to be where I'm at right now has been a roller coaster ride.

It started out five days a week, wake up, write an episode at 5 a.m. for 100 episodes.

And then I tried the weekly interview, and then it was a few days a week.

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