Everyone has a story. Some are more dramatic than others, but drama lies in the telling, in focusing on the twist that transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary, the mundane into the inspirational.
When you feel poised for success and you’re met with failure, what do you do? When you hear two voices arguing inside your head, one telling you to play it safe and one telling you to risk everything, how do you choose?
We all find ourselves there at one time or another. In fact, if we pay attention, we’ll notice that we come to those crossroads every day, perhaps many times each day. When we look back at the road we’ve traveled, will we celebrate the choices we’ve made or lament the opportunities we’ve missed?
The answer lies before us, not behind us.
Robert Frost did not urge us to take the road less traveled by others, but the road less traveled by ourselves. And that is what makes all the difference.
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This is such a great talk, Yonason, even as I have seen it before I was happy Dennis planted it in my feed again.
Ah, the crossroads story, haven’t we all been there? It sounds like a wonderful adventure, not just for the short time on the road, but for the rest of life. I for one am happy you did what you did. Teachers of E-Lit are a dime a dozen. Well, not really, but…
Beautiful family, BTW.