Is the perfect the enemy of the good, or is the good the enemy of the perfect?
Today's thought for the day:
It's hard to find a balance between enjoying (+ fully living) the life that happens while you're making other plans, and not settling for things that aren't in the plan.
Usually, I sway toward too much focus on "the other plans", but lately I've been frustrated by the many points at which I've settled for something that wasn't the plan, but seemed OK "for now".
I guess the scenery along the way is more important than the direction the road takes, as long as the road doesn't go somewhere you don't want to end up.
....which proves that I really do need a phone with Internet Everywhere, so that Google can show me where the pretty roads go in the future!
It's hard to find a balance between enjoying (+ fully living) the life that happens while you're making other plans, and not settling for things that aren't in the plan.
Usually, I sway toward too much focus on "the other plans", but lately I've been frustrated by the many points at which I've settled for something that wasn't the plan, but seemed OK "for now".
I guess the scenery along the way is more important than the direction the road takes, as long as the road doesn't go somewhere you don't want to end up.
....which proves that I really do need a phone with Internet Everywhere, so that Google can show me where the pretty roads go in the future!