We’re all running in a different lane, yet sometimes we trip over our reasoning. We justify our slow pace or point fingers at those sprinting differently. But life isn’t always a one-person race; it’s a bustling track of challenges and choices.
Sure, they’re doing it differently, but does that make them ‘wrong’? It’s not a mere matter of being distinct. There’s a web of connections, invisible races we’re a part of, even if we don’t notice the starting gun.
Life’s full of hurdles. Do we face them head-on or spectate from the sidelines? And if we choose the former, what’s the finish line we aim for? Sometimes, the race isn’t about competing; it’s about participating. Sometimes, it’s about crafting our lane, not just keeping pace.
Here’s the kicker: the event’s in motion, whether in the race or on the sidelines. The question is, what role do you want to play? Do you want to dive into the current or watch it flow by?
Life isn’t a solo sprint; it’s a relay of challenges, possibilities, and choices. If you embrace the race, your pace is uniquely yours. To the wisdom of Seth Godin, “The race is not only against the others, but it’s also against the ‘not yet good enough’ version of yourself.”
