“You have the look of uncertainty on your face. You look worried and uncomfortable. It’s like you are unsure if this is alright, if you’ve made the right choice.”
I felt naked. I felt exposed.
I felt like a child got caught red-handed stealing a toy in a supermarket.
It was something I didn’t expect to be said about me. It got me curious – exactly what has prompted him to make that remark?
We continued talking for a few more minutes after that.
“What’s past is past. It doesn’t matter what you got in the past.” He said.
“What matters is you’re here now. The first step starts here.” I listened.
An author, Catherine Pulsifer once said if one remains in one’s comfort zone, one will not go any further.
A new direction, a new phase. A change.
I’ll embrace the first step.
I’ll embrace change.
I’ll embrace life.
