Damned if you do...

Natalie Blake is an open book and a bad speller.

Damned if you do...

9/11/2009

Do you look before you leap?
How far do you think things through before you act on something new? (I didn't intend for that to rhyme.)

Does thinking ahead cause you to miss out on something wonderful - becuase you were afriad? Or save you from something terrible - you think?

No matter which you choose and what the outcome is, you'll never know how it would have turned out if you'd chosen to blindly forge ahead and roll with whatever comes at you.

I'll admit that some things in life I think so long about that I never actually make a move one way or the other... and some things go straight from my eyes/ears/heart to me moving forward without it ever even taking a short stop in my brain.

Outcomes vary...

6 Comments

9/11/2009 02:14:47 am

I definately think things thru before I act on them, unless I am drunk, or mad.

jake ryan

9/11/2009 03:44:02 am

your thought process is unfortunately very common. that is the problem with the american culture, we get and idea then brainstorm it to death and never move on it. but if you look at the asian culture, they get a busines idea, think about it for a few minutes and decided they are going to do it and failure is not an option, and they "just do it". i try to blend both of the cultures together and think of the ideas plan for it , but pull the trigger and do it ,thinking "failure is not an option"

9/11/2009 04:56:00 am

Have you ever thought of, or gone to www.liveoakresort.com.?

9/11/2009 06:30:44 am

Honestly, I've never even heard of Live Oak Resort until I just checked out the website. Have you been? What did you think?

9/12/2009 12:23:22 am

I really liked it. It is so liberating.

Bill

9/12/2009 04:26:49 am

unless it's a nervous reaction like letting go of a hot pan we all think before we act. You know what's the coolest micro second thought before acting is catching a falling object from the table. THAT's RIGHT, I'm a ninja

Damned if you do...

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