You Don’t Miss Opportunities—You Rush Past Them

Opportunities don’t always announce themselves.

Most arrive disguised as small moments—brief windows where action matters now, not later. The problem isn’t lack of opportunity. It’s lack of awareness.

Rushing through life feels productive. But speed without clarity turns chances into noise.

When action is delayed, the mind learns hesitation. When action is immediate, momentum compounds.

There’s a cost to waiting. And there’s a reward for decisiveness.

The discipline isn’t just acting—it’s recognizing when action is required and trusting that instinct before doubt has time to interfere.

Opportunities reward those who are prepared enough to move without permission.

~ Praise God