Focus

I catch myself realizing that what I long for or strive toward can cloud my mind when it becomes a heavy obsession. I can be so fixated that I develop tunnel vision, failing to notice the things around me that hold value. The small things we often take for granted can offer meaningful guidance, showing us how to take our next steps.

The problem is never that we are incapable. It will never be that we are not good enough. When we lose our way, it’s because we’ve forgotten to see what has been there all along. We’ve either become consumed by the wrong things or lost faith in ourselves to do the right ones.

Its transformation depends on a laser like focus on that which is malleable. That saying do what you can where you are with what you have. It will lead you to exactly where you need to be. Even if you don’t trust the road before you, trust yourself to walk down it.