If you’ve ever watched a master craftsman at work, you’ll notice something peculiar. There are no frantic movements, no unnecessary tools cluttering the bench. There is only purposeful, efficient action. Each movement has intent. Each tool has a place. This is the essence of mastery: not the ability to navigate complexity, but the wisdom to eliminate it.
In the vibrant hustle of today’s world, across the globe, we often find ourselves poised on the edge of change. We have ideas simmering, ambitions gently bubbling, and a deep-seated desire to move forward. Yet, a common refrain echoes in our minds: “I’ll do it when the time is right. I’m waiting for the perfect moment.”
Sound familiar? Trust me, you’re not alone. We’ve all been there, me included. But what if I told you that the “perfect moment” you’re waiting for is a figment of your imagination? It’s a comfortable illusion that keeps us safely nestled in our routines, preventing us from taking the leaps that could lead to incredible growth and fulfilment.
“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” – Rumi Have you ever hit a point in your career or business where things felt so broken that moving forward seemed impossible? I have. And strangely enough, those moments didn’t ruin me—they remade me. Rumi’s quote…
