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"Many people won’t take a step until they
think that they know what the “right thing” is. But how do we know for certain
what the “right thing” is? Maybe we should just say, “Do the next thing.” And
if we do that - whatever it is - to the best of our ability, chances are it will
turn out to be the right thing as well."
Bernard Glassman and Rick Fields
PS Have a wonderful week-end. As always, Trudy
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