I used to think a clear plan meant seeing the whole road. I wanted every turn mapped before I took the first step.
That is rarely how it works. Most mornings you can see only as far as the next bend.
And that is enough. A bend is just a place where the road asks you to keep going.
Think about the last time you drove at dawn. You did not need to see the destination. You needed light on the next stretch and a steady hand on the wheel.
Your work is much the same. You do not need every answer today. You need the next honest move, and the willingness to make it before you feel certain.
Doubt will ask for a full map. Do not argue with it. Just ask what the next turn is, and take it.
Progress is mostly a string of small turns, made by people who kept going when the view ran out.
Today, look only as far as the next bend. Then go there.
