Reflection by @stefant2007

There is one thing I love about this image.
It's not the fact that this mountain goat is about to take a big leap, which if it goes wrong, could change the rest of his life. It's not the fact that she has enough faith to do it.

What I love is that his eyes are focused on one thing: the ultimate destination. He doesn't look down wondering if he's going to fall and die. He doesn't look back regretting the decision he made, wondering what would happen if he took a different route to his final destination. His focus is on only one thing: the other side.

Many times in life, we finally get the courage to take a big leap (whatever it may be). Then, hours, days, weeks or even months later, we find ourselves looking down..... Looking back, or even looking away....

If you've decided to take a leap in your life, this is your reminder to keep your head forward and focus on the future, despite what you may be facing in the present. It will be worth it in the end.

Hello,

There is one thing I love about this image.
It's not the fact that this mountain goat is about to take a big leap, which if it goes wrong, could change the rest of his life. It's not the fact that she has enough faith to do it.

What I love is that his eyes are focused on one thing: the ultimate destination. He doesn't look down wondering if he's going to fall and die. He doesn't look back regretting the decision he made, wondering what would happen if he took a different route to his final destination. His focus is on only one thing: the other side.

Many times in life, we finally get the courage to take a big leap (whatever it may be). Then, hours, days, weeks or even months later, we find ourselves looking down..... Looking back, or even looking away....

If you've decided to take a leap in your life, this is your reminder to keep your head forward and focus on the future, despite what you may be facing in the present. It will be worth it in the end.