Since early age I tend to think of a life not as a marathon, but as a very slow sprint. Everyone has the same speed, but can choose to turn. Everyone who turns

Since early age I tend to think of a life not as a marathon, but as a very slow sprint. Everyone has the same speed, but can choose to turn. Everyone who turns the wrong way in the slightest, loses focus, always comes last. The good part is you have a few days, sometimes weeks of months to make a decision. The 100-meter sprint is done one meter a year.