Which path you take often doesn't matter as much as having chosen a path at all.
I met a guy who spent several years jumping dirt bikes. I asked him, as I often do when I meet people with unusual skills, what was the key to doing it well. His answer: "Committing."
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“If you do not have a destination in mind then no wind is favorable”
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I think this when I see ski jumpers or stunt drivers. There always has to be a first jump.
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It’s more than that. There’s always a first jump at *every level* The first kicker, the first BIG kicker, the first flip. Every single time you want to level up, there’s another first jump and very little you did before matters.
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I learned the same lesson about karaoke; and I’m not kidding.
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This is similar to skiing/snowboarding or even downhill biking. When there is doubt, one leans back or looks for a plan B. Flow can't be achieved and even the likelihood of an accident increases.
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Same with dropping in on a half pipe. Can’t do it if you don’t commit 100%.
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Commitment is always the answer.
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Sick story.
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