Comments on: Six Tips to Help You Navigate Your Professional Destiny http://professionaldestiny.com/2010/03/01/six-tips-to-navigate-your-professional-destin/ Tue, 13 Sep 2011 22:34:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Karin Reumer http://professionaldestiny.com/2010/03/01/six-tips-to-navigate-your-professional-destin/comment-page-1/#comment-319 Karin Reumer Thu, 10 Dec 2009 12:24:36 +0000 http://professionaldestiny.com/?p=1365#comment-319 This text gives me a feeling of recognition. In November I quit my job to go on a journey towards my life's destiny. I set my sails and went out to sea. But at this moment I still find it hard to leave the shore behind. All those things I know and look back at, still look so safe to me. I know that I will have to turn my head forward at some point to be able to really sail toward my goal. Luckily, the feeling to do so does grow stronger every day and this makes me persevere. What is the worst that can happen if I set sail for the open water, for my life's dream? I MIGHT get lost or drown or get stranded on a deserted island. What will happen if I stick to the well-known coast and desert my dream? I KNOW I won't ever reach that dream. Mostly I prefer KNOW(ing). This time though, I prefer MIGHT... Greetings, Karin. This text gives me a feeling of recognition. In November I quit my job to go on a journey towards my life’s destiny. I set my sails and went out to sea.

But at this moment I still find it hard to leave the shore behind. All those things I know and look back at, still look so safe to me. I know that I will have to turn my head forward at some point to be able to really sail toward my goal.
Luckily, the feeling to do so does grow stronger every day and this makes me persevere.

What is the worst that can happen if I set sail for the open water, for my life’s dream? I MIGHT get lost or drown or get stranded on a deserted island.
What will happen if I stick to the well-known coast and desert my dream? I KNOW I won’t ever reach that dream.

Mostly I prefer KNOW(ing). This time though, I prefer MIGHT…

Greetings, Karin.

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