The Path Is Not Drawn in Advance
The Path Is Not Drawn in Advance We grow up believing that clarity comes first.That once we know, we will move. That confidence is a prerequisite for action. But life has taught me something far more humbling —the path is rarely drawn in advance. Most often, it is created as we walk.There are phases where nothing feels certain. Decisions feel heavy. Timelines blur. And the urge to control outcomes becomes loud.It is in these moments that we forget a simple truth:we were never meant to see the entire picture. Curves Are Not Detours When the road bends, we panic.We assume something has gone wrong.But curves are not detours. They are design. They slow us down so we can notice. They protect us from rushing into places we are not ready for. They prepare us quietly, patiently, without announcements. Every curve holds a lesson —about patience, surrender, resilience, and trust. Guidance Is Often Silent We expect guidance to arrive loudly —with signs, validations, and clear instruct...
