I just read one of
the best quotes EVER! I have no idea who said it or to whom it was even said. I
stumbled upon it in someone’s blog post and they stated that “years ago an acquaintance
wrote it” and further stated that the sentiment was not directed at them, however
they felt the power in it.
It certainly made me
stop and think. It made me ponder a few things about my path and most certainly
will make someone else out there do the same, therefore I feel that I must
share it.
The quote read:
“Sometimes
life takes you down path B when you were expecting or hoping for path A. For a
time you can't help but try to peek through the trees over at path A, to see
what things would be like for you by now if you'd ended up over there.
Sometimes you catch a glimpse of the people on that path, and you judge them
based on what you imagine you'd do if you weren't stuck over on path B.
But
that's all it is -- imagining. And meanwhile, the path you're on is still
rolling on ahead of you, and you're missing out on it. It's like trying to
drive swiftly and safely while your attention is focused on what's going on six
lanes over -- you can't do it, or at least not for very far or very long.
Ultimately
you have to stop thinking of the path you're on as path B, as the lesser path.
It's your primary route, and should be regarded with all the esteem and
interest that status deserves. Eyes on the road ahead of you, kiddo.”
At one point or
another, we've all been there. Maybe some of us are there right now. It doesn't matter how you ended up on the path that you didn't plan for, what matters is
what you’re going to do on that path.
Bottom line, whether
you’re on Path A or Path B, remember it’s your path and no one else’s. Kick up
your heals, cause a ruckus, spread some smiles and share some giggles and make
it your own.
Live it, learn from
it and enjoy every moment of it.
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