Michael Glass: A navigator learns something important after enough miles at sea: You do not correct course once and then relax for the

A navigator learns something important after enough miles at sea: You do not correct course once and then relax for the rest of the watch. Wind shifts. Currents change. Weather moves in quietly while you’re busy watching something else. Life has a way of doing the same thing. That’s why a steady life is not built on one grand decision. It is built on continual awareness. A quick glance at the compass. A small adjustment at the helm. A willingness to admit when drift has begun. There is wisdom in that kind of honesty. Not harsh judgment. Not guilt. Just awareness… and a calm return to the heading you meant to sail. Rest well tonight, my friends. #CourseCorrections, #LifeWellLived, #Stoicism, #SundayEvening, #SailingLife, #NavigateLife, #SeaCaptainMindset, #FairWinds

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