Take the leap.

It may be a leap of faith, full of fear, doubts, and unknown – but what do you have to lose aside from never knowing.

I have made huge mistakes in life, just like anyone else, but what became of those huge mistakes? They were opportunities waiting in disguise. I was so caught up in thinking that I knew best that I didn’t let God and His universe guide me towards the right path, and what did I encounter? I encountered challenges, fear, self-doubt, obstacles that were over-encompassing – for every step forward I made three backward – why? Because I was not on the right path. But when I stopped trying to guide my life and let fear, doubts, and the unknown go, I landed on the right path – one better than I ever dreamt, imagined or planned – one that is right for me.

So my advice, take the leap. Even if you fail, at least you tried and you can look back on the events and experiences knowing that you gave it your all and you did not let yourself down. Remember that failure in one thing is not the end of the world, but rather a redirecting opportunity for something much greater.