Billy Sticker took his nervous nephew tubing and told him he'd regret not trying more than failing. The lesson: act on ideas that feel divinely inspired, value your time, and let fear matter less than the regret of never attempting.
My brother and his family were in town the past few days and we went to— on the 4th, we were out on the lake and we were tubing and my youngest nephew was nervous to get on the tube and he's done it before, but we've all been there, right? You're like, eh, like jumping off the high dive. We're like, eh, maybe I don't really want to do this. And he's coming up with excuses. Well, I'm wearing my contacts. I'm wearing this. And I said, look, Nobody's gonna make you do this. I promise you I will go slow. And I also promise you at the end of the day, you're not gonna regret trying it, but you will regret not trying it. And that's some of you. You've got these ideas that God's given you, but yet you're, you're just scared. Value the time. Make the call. Make the decision.
