I want to turn around. I don’t know if this is the right direction. I might get lost. I don’t think I am ready. I am afraid. I can’t do it alone. I miss my old life. I need better shoes.What if I meet someone who knows me? What if I look like a fool? How can I be sure? Why should I bother? What if nothing comes of it? What if I fail?
What is your excuse at the second step?
Drawing and commentary by Marty Coleman of The Napkin Dad Daily“The second step in the right direction is the most difficult.” – Theo Mestrum, 1956-not dead yet, Dutch guy
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>I think I know that about you actually Agnes. You have that intensity and passion that makes me think that once you commit, you are off and running.
>After the first step, I am fine 🙂