A good thought that came too late.

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A good thought that came too late.

There is a wise yet humorous saying for people like me—those who sometimes act hastily under the pressure of circumstances—that goes something like this: "A good thought comes after the fact."

Admittedly, the actual saying is phrased a bit differently; it involves nuances of grammar and phrasing that only a native English speaker—which I am not—would fully grasp, but the meaning is conveyed accurately.

Yes, the right idea or the right course of action is sometimes obscured by a veil of fog—a thick fog that hides certain future prospects.

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For instance, I once gave away—for next to nothing—cubic meters of soil excavated while building the foundation of my house. The excavation pit was massive and deep, and the soil contained layers of red and blue clay.

In essence, it was invaluable material for someone looking to master the craft of stove-building, or a perfect starting point for pottery; yet at the time, all I wanted was to clear those mountains of dirt from the site as quickly as possible.

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It took nearly nine years—and an in-depth study of both stove-building and pottery—for me to realize my mistake.

But I know that if I decide to build an underground greenhouse, I can put the excavated soil to excellent use and master at least two trades; after all, I’ll have an abundance of raw material at my disposal.

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It’s probably a good thing that, after making mistakes, we learn to distinguish true light from false light—especially since so many things will try to distract us with their flashy, deceptive lights.

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