I was a big fan of the space program going up and I studied the Apollo moon missions and

it took at the time 72 hours to get from Earth orbit to lunar orbit.

And somewhere in the middle they executed like a 15 second burn that they called a course

correction.

And that was the most important 15 seconds of the flight.

Now think about 15 seconds again 72 hours, it's nothing.

But without that 15 seconds they would never have gotten where they were supposed to go.

It was the course correction.

And so I think we all need course corrections in our life no matter who we are.

And there's no shame in saying like you want to look at my course and see if I'm doing

right.

The worst thing can happen is they can say you're doing fine.

Or they might say you know you want to go here and you're aiming for this instead.

We probably need to correct the course a little bit.

But again in the expense of your life, I mean what's an hour of my life every two weeks?

That's like nothing.

What's an hour a month?

What's an hour a year?

Just like the 15 seconds of the lunar flight again 72 hours, it's nothing.

But without that they're toast.

So being able to ask for help and say like I need to correct it a little bit, there's

no shame there.

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