Reflections

So I have been thinking about the whole 3 Step to Failure plan, and the more I think about it the more I would have to say that they are good guidelines, but as far as the "be all end all," not so much. I know many people who are successful and they do not follow explicitly these steps. It's like the first rule of writing being that there are no rules. With life it is so easy to try to formulate plans, steps, requirements, etc. to get yourself to be bigger or better or happier or more of what you think that you should be or help you get what you think you need. But the if there is one thing that I have learned, it is that as much as you plan and try and do all that you feel you must, there are always things that get in your way. And this one is big, are you ready, sometimes what you think are answers are sometimes not answers at all. Or better stated, the answers only lead to harder and more difficult questions. Life is an adventure and adventures aren't adventures unless they are dangerous. Which makes me think of a book called Your God is too Safe. I have been wanting to read that for awhile.