Where Are You Going?

It isn’t where you came from; it’s where you’re going that counts. – Ella Fitzgerald

The past is useful as a textbook.

Something to review on occasion to learn and grow from, but it’s no where to live.

It’s certainly no place to worry about.

What matters is where you’re going.

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Where are you going?

Do you know?

Do you have a plan for your life?

If you don’t, who knows where you’ll end up?

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