Michael Glass: By the end of enough days on the water, you stop expecting things to stay the same. The anchorage that felt peaceful th

By the end of enough days on the water, you stop expecting things to stay the same. The anchorage that felt peaceful this morning may roll all night. The wind that fought you all afternoon may completely disappear by sunset. That’s the nature of the sea. And maybe that’s the nature of life too. We suffer a lot trying to hold onto conditions that were never meant to last forever. Good seasons pass. Hard seasons pass too. The tide keeps moving either way. The sea teaches us that change is not always something to fear. Sometimes it’s the very thing carrying us toward where we need to go. #WhatTheSeaTeaches,#EveningReflection,#SeaCaptain,#LifeWellLived,#Change,#CoastalWisdom,#Mindset,#QuietThoughts

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