We must remember that life is a journey, that in each port it is teaching us new experiences that contribute to the achievement of our long-term goals, and knowing that making mistakes is also part of that learning process, to break habits and limits that undoubtedly They make us better people and professionals. What better example than using the analogy of a anchored boat. And it says like this:
Anchorage
In the salty waters of that lonely bay
With the slow and smooth movement of its traveling waves
That boat that the seven seas without fear crossed
Today it is anchored by those passing gray clouds.
I miss the times when he offered us those kinds of geography
For port and starboard, he showed us his path under this sky
Inspiring poems of those that nourish and brighten poetry
Today she ended up docked at the coast, for comfort and fear.
Getting up is just a matter of attitude and visiting the shipyard
To navigate again, oriented by the headlight
The helm must be taken, so the ship has no passengers
And fight for dreams, illuminated by the sun and its rays.
Enjoying the landscape with its sunset in each port
And those blue-green hues of their seas
Releasing that caged bird, which is still dead in life
To live new experiences, leaving behind our regrets.
Life is a journey that does not allow us to be stranded
Escaping from that comfort zone, which takes us to the anchorage
Overcoming our fears when we feel tied
Well, making mistakes every day makes us good sailors.