John GreenAt some point we all look up and realize we are lost in a maze.
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When you are lost in a maze, it's not that you are lost. You are just trying to find your way. If you take the time out to stop and take a look around, you will realize that you are okay. You are not lost in the maze, you are just figuring out how to get out of it.
The process is painful, but eventually you will get through all the twists and turns. Just make sure that when you get out of the maze, you can get back home without getting lost again. I hope the next time I get lost in a maze I will remember this quote and take a moment to stop and look around me before I get too frustrated.
Source: Looking For Alaska
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