One day, years ago, I realized that I wasn’t pursuing any of the many ideas I had. I remember saying, “If I did half of what I thought about doing, I’d be twice as successful in life.” It sounded wise, but I didn’t listen until I became so desperately unhappy that I finally said to myself, “Just do something!”<\/p>\n
That’s when enrolled in library school. True, I left the program after a single semester, but it wasn’t a failure. I learned things that I needed to know and that I still need to keep in mind.<\/p>\n
I was right. Doing something is better than doing nothing. Even though I took the wrong path, it gave me answers to questions, sharpened my skills, and kept me active.<\/p>\n
Now here I am at the same place again—full of ideas, pursuing none of them, and becoming desperately unhappy. So I say again, “Just do something!”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
One day, years ago, I realized that I wasn’t pursuing any of the many ideas I had. I remember saying, “If I did half of what I thought about doing, I’d be twice as successful in life.” It sounded wise, … Continue reading