It is well known that the shortest connection between two points is a straight line. So far so good. But if I change this line at certain points by making it wavy, i.e. longer, the total distance will also be longer. That's logical. Theoretically, on the other hand, I can replace an infinite number of short straight lines with small waveforms at the smallest level - and then the total distance suddenly becomes infinitely long. Sounds contradictory: a connection from A to B can thus become infinitely long. In our lives, such phenomena sometimes happen too: we have planned something - the big straight line - but then all of a sudden or at the moment we hesitate, postpone a decision etc. and in the end we never realise what we had planned with conviction. I encourage you today to implement decisions through concrete and firm steps and to follow your resolutions with determined action.
I wish you an extraordinary day!
