Have you ever kept waiting for the perfect time to do something that mattered to you?To write the book. Start the business. Chase the dream. Take the chance.We tell ourselves we'll do it when life slows down, when we're more confident, when we're finally ready.But what if the perfect time never comes?For this episode of Cowboy Logic, pull up a chair.If we were sitting on the porch together with a cup of coffee, I'd tell you about a poem I wrote as a teenager, the father who kept it for decades, and the moment I discovered he'd believed I was a writer long before I ever believed it myself.For twenty years, I thought writing books was for other people. People with more time, more training, more permission.My daddy knew better.In this episode of Cowboy Logic: Mountain Girl Meets Cowboy Country, we're talking about the dreams we postpone, the people who see something in us that we can't yet see ourselves, and why sometimes we have to stop waiting for permission and simply begin.Because the perfect time isn't coming.Start anyway.Today's Cowboy Logic:The people who believe in you before you believe in yourself are trying to tell you something. Listen the first time.And this season, I want you on the porch with me. If we were sharing a cup of coffee, what question about life would you ask? Send it my way. I may answer yours in a future episode.I'm Ann Dunbar, award-winning author of emotional romantic suspense novels set in small-town Montana, where healing, hope, and second chances matter.Pull up a chair. There's always room on the porch.Ann Dunbar's links

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