Jean-Luc Godard once said:

"He who jumps into the void owes no explanation to those who stand and watch."

And wow. Doesn’t that hit?

We live in a world that forces us to explain. There has to be an explanation for every move you make. People are looking for reasons. They want to know why you didn't continue on the right path? Or why you want to move to another country? Or why you're going the "wrong way"?

But the thing is, as long as you take a risk and live your life, you don't owe them anything.
There's a space between something certain and something uncertain that's uncertain. And it's very scary. Everyone experiences it. But it's that space that makes things either good or bad.

People who don't take risks tend to be less likely to be in that space. We're not going to blame people who don't take risks. But they're usually the ones who scare people who do.

I think it's in the best interest of everyone who wants to do something "Something Different" to do it. It either works or it doesn't.

Sometimes, life doesn’t make sense all at once. Plans change, people leave, countries feel heavy. But growth is rarely linear. It twists, pulls, and sometimes pauses. And that’s okay.

Life is a series of paths, choices, and challenges that we have to deal with every day. Every day we face decisions that shape our future. The question for everyone is, how do we choose the best path?
Honestly, I think you just have to stay true to what feels right to you. You don't have to think too much about it. Sometimes things happen to you that you didn't plan for. I mean bad things and good things. It doesn't matter. But we really have to trust our hearts. I'm not saying to put our brains in a cage and throw the cage into the sea. No. I just think that sometimes when we feel stuck in a situation, it might be good to think that we don't know what will happen tomorrow. Of course, it's really hard sometimes, I agree, but I think we have to try our best.
Our path is our path. Everyone has their own path. That's the beauty of it. This is my philosophy, maybe it's yours too.