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20 Years From Now
We often regret what we didn't do than what we did. Factors hindering you from doing it could be your own negative thinking, fear of failure, fear of the unknown; or other people's opinion saying that it was a bad idea to do it.
Keep in mind that you can be scared and still do it. Get out of your comfort zone, you only have 1 life, take the leap. You're the master of your life, you're in control not them.
When you're stuck in making a decision, ask yourself "20 years from now would i regret it if i didn't give this a shot?"
You have the choice between damn i wish i did that or damn i did that.
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