Michael Glass: A long day on the water has a way of slowing the mind down. Out here, rushing rarely helps anything. - The tide turns w

A long day on the water has a way of slowing the mind down. Out here, rushing rarely helps anything. - The tide turns when it turns. - Weather moves in its own time. - Sunsets refuse to be hurried. And maybe that’s part of the lesson. Most frustration comes from trying to force life into our schedule instead of learning to move with reality as it is. The sea reminds us that patience is not passive. - It’s awareness. - Preparation. - Trust in timing. A captain learns that eventually. Maybe we all do. #WhatTheSeaTeaches,#EveningReflection,#SeaCaptain,#LifeWellLived,#Stoicism,#CoastalLife,#Patience,#QuietMoments

Posted by Michael Glass (@captmichael) on .

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