Eddie Pinero

The wake of the boat does not drive the boat.

This moment in and of itself is new.

It's a rebirth, a creation.

What will we do with it?

We go too far in order to regulate and find ourselves better than we were when that dust finally settles.

But what's absolutely imperative is asking the questions.

It's looking at your own life like an eagle flying overhead, seeing things holistically, big picture.

Emerson said famously, hitch your wagon to a start.

So find the star that lights up your soul.

And make sure each step guides you, not away from, but towards that light.

Those little blasts of intuition, they matter.

They mean something.

They are reminding the brain that doing the wrong things will bring empty victories.

Trust me, you can win a race you care nothing about, and a lot of people do.

Define your terms and execute.

Choose your mountaintop and ascend.

We explore in order to refine.

So let each step be a chiseling away of what no longer serves you so that you can capture the pieces of life that light up your soul.

It may be that our greatest gift in life is that we're always one decision away from transformation.

We're always one decision away from a new path with new experiences, new beliefs, new identity.