Sometimes the way forward can be hidden, covered up by doubt and frustrations. Other times the pathway is clearly visible and all that is needed is just that first step.
Whether the way ahead is hidden, or that first step is proving difficult to take, keep moving. Forge ahead and see what opens up in front of you.
The Mansionic Perspective 
Sounds good to me.
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Me too, I think, Beverly… but reading the comments of caution as well gives another perspective!
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… and sometimes the clear path turns out to be not the best choice.
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Very true, Frank. But is taking the wrong choice and failing not better than not moving forward? I’m in two minds now…
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Good question …. I like it and to answer your question, yes.
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I think just easy steps rather than rushing forward is probably the best option.
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.I’ll just go grab my machete….
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March right through, Raili! That’s one good way ahead, I’m sure! 😀
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I’ll be careful and use it only if necessary, Tom
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Good idea! Caution is the better part of valour.
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Sometimes it is better to travel along the little used path!!! 🙂
God Bless!
Prenin.
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Trying TL, trying! This is not an easy task….Hope your Easter was happy….VK
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The road less traveled! Great book 🙂 Hoppy late Easter Prenin 🙂 VK
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You too hun!!! 🙂 ❤
Love and hugs! 🙂 ❤
Prenin.
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Ah yes – just to see what lies ahead if nothing else, Prenin! 😀
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Tread lightly, you never know. 🙂
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Yes, wise addition, Eugenia.
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Sounds like a tentative plan. Caution is good – but sometimes you just need to take that first step for a whole new pathway to open up to you. 😀
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Caution is good, Cobs, but being over-cautious isn’t. I err on the latter side, unfortunately… However – here’s to new pathways opening up!
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Aw, so do I Tom, so I can relate.
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