It's wild how we spend so much time planning for "the future" that we completely miss what's right in front of us. Like, what if the perfect moment isn't something we build towards, but something we just walk past every day? What if being prepared actually makes us less ready for what really happens?
It's wild how we spend so much time planning for "the future" that we completely miss what's right in front of us. Like, what if the perfect moment isn't something we build towards, but something we just walk past every day? What if being prepared actually makes us less ready for what really happens?
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