One day you will realize this meme is the most important life lesson of all
Oct 28, 2025 · 4:14 PM UTC
This meme hits harder the older you get:
the “perfect moment” is a myth, a comforting illusion people hide behind when they’re afraid to move.
Life rewards the ones who act, not the ones who wait for cosmic alignment.
And here’s the twist:
The people at the extremes, the bold and the clueless, take risks without hesitation.
It’s the ones in the middle who overthink themselves into paralysis.
But every meaningful chapter, new careers, new cities, new relationships, new versions of yourself,
came from a moment when you said “Screw it, I’ll try.”
The lesson is simple but brutal:
Fortune doesn’t favor the wise.
It favors the brave.
The more you meet successful people, the more I’d say the curve is on the left. Perfect doesn’t matter but execution sure as hell does
Most people wait for good time but that good times never come so you have to take action whatever resources/condition you have
Yes, with the caveat of being the *right* risks.
There’s a slight difference between sharing your thoughts on the internet vs. raw dogging a hooker in Medellin. 😅
I've been trying to find the perfect moment to start posting for the last few weeks. I finally said screw it and scheduled 2 weeks of content inside of Notion. Now I have to lock in big time to get it all done.
Screw waiting for the perfect moment, make your own moment.
We are programmed to be risk averse from nature, because across millions of years of evolutions the stakes were high, you die or not. Social media is still a great example of this negative bias.
Yeah this hits. I spent a good bit of time in the middle and only more recently moved to the right side. Although, my risks are much more calculated now.
