Feb 13, 2024— “He looked me in the eyes and said, ‘I had that kind of clarity once. I chose to listen to others about what I should do and how I should live my life. I didn’t want to go to law school, but I did because of my parents, my scholarship, and a lot of external pressure. It’s been ten years, and I am just figuring that out now. Every day that goes by that you don’t take a step in the direction of your vision, you are adding a black and white pixel onto the screen of your life. Soon, the vision will be gone, the inspiration will fade, and you will have had your life chosen for you instead of choosing your life for yourself. Make a decision and start today.’ After he said those words, I was changed. It was a moment of grace, a moment where I was given another chance and an opportunity to start again and live a life I wanted to live.” Author, speaker, and meditation guide Moshe Gersht recalls a pivotal conversation, not long before he made the decision to leave his rock band. (1207 reads)
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