DO IT
Recently I met a young man in his mid-twenties, and when I asked him how his romantic life was going, he said, “Not very well at all.”
So I probed. “What seems to be the problem?”
“No problem,” he replied.
“I’m just holding out for the right one.”
I retorted, “You know, you could do some wrong ones while you’re waiting for the right one.”
He didn’t think I was funny.
Maybe you don’t either.
Maybe you’re one of those kinds of people who plans, organizes and prays to a weary deity, hoping that one day your ship will come in, your pot of gold will appear at the end of the rainbow, or your dream will be fulfilled.
You do realize why they make movies about people who have such miracles happen.
They’re unusual.
Most of us never end up with exactly what we envisioned
But if we have any kind of creativity, inspiration or even sense of humor, we make it work.
But we can’t do that unless we’re out there doing something instead of constantly delaying.
If the chance of you being successful the first time you do anything is small, you might as well prepare for a second or third attempt at it—especially since forgiveness is so available for those who will humbly ask.
I, for one, have grown weary of waiting.
I do not think we have to be stuck with a government that is non-functioning.
Nor that two political parties afford us sufficient choices to run that government.
Also, God is not keen on doing my job for me—living my life.
I would rather go out and do something, learn from it and have a chance to try again than spend my whole life sitting around, trying to be patient, and never having the opportunity come my way.
- If you’re going to practice, do it in front of an audience.
- If you’re going to pray, do it under your breath while you’re working.
- And if you’re looking for love, it sure as hell wouldn’t hurt you to start being lovable.
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