Sometimes when you're moving in the moment, everything doesn't come into focus right then. Then you experience things a moment later - that you know you never would have if you didn't keep moving and took what seemed like a risk. When you realize that you are in the midst of something special, having coffee with someone unlike anyone you've ever met...you are in the middle of that job you would have never taken normally but ended saying ok in a moment of need - yet ended up being the best thing professionally you've ever done...when you realize that contentment doesn't center from what you've accomplished, but being comfortable with your path. That's when your life a whole comes into focus and the little fleeting moments all make sense. Much of this can only be found in this philosophy - saying yes, taking a chance, and quitting that nasty habit of trying to control your life in minutia...enjoy the life in the fast lane while it's there but remember it took lane changes and a process to get there. Momentary frustrations are simply that....momentary, and could be the building block to the most important thing you will ever do. (at Phoenix, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8RCv5ahjDi/?igshid=mcxizs6puhaz