LEAP

Most of us are scared of diving into uncertainty. We are scared that things could go wrong, that things will be uncomfortable, and that things might not go as expected.

But taking a leap of faith and throwing yourself into the unknown can be very rewarding. It means that you fully surrender to all expectations and just go for it.

Something has to change, and so we close our eyes and take a wild uncalculated risk and hope for the best. It doesn’t always work out. Quite often, we crash and burn. But they say that special things happens outside of your comfort zone.

Life is too short and far too precious to waste time going through the safe motions that distract us from what will really bring us joy. It can be big, or it can be a small, or it can be somewhere in the middle.

It can be the fear of quitting your nine-to-five job to finally pursue your love affair with the arts. Or running the marathon that you’re too afraid to try. Or starting the business you’ve always dreamed of.

In our current world where stimulated ideas, new opportunities, and innovative minds are so openly welcomed, oftentimes the biggest thing standing in the way is ourselves.

So take the leap of faith and believe in yourself.

At the end of it all, we all have two life lists: All the things we actually did, and all the things we wish happened.

Focus on building the first list, starting right here and now and take that leap of faith.

I believe in you.

There’s nothing like it in the whole world
It’ll make your other walls jealous
It can be shipped to you anywhere in the world (as long as you’re willing to pay for it)