One of my favorite quotes is from William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 44:
“For nimble thought can jump both sea and land.”
It reminds me that when I let my thoughts move easily without constraint, I can jump land, sea, or anywhere else I want to go.
I hope this blog encourages you to do the same, whatever that may be!
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