There’s a point to waiting. Usually it’s to teach us not to.
What the heck were the odds?
Zero.
But it happened anyway.
There’s Nick Vujicic, in downtown Winter Garden, sitting a meter away.
A personal hero because he inspires the world in spite of his physical limitations – no legs, no arms, since birth.
How do you take a once-in-a-lifetime chance encounter and make it memorable and enjoyable so you don’t regret later not doing anything?
How?
Just do it. And make it fun and sincere.
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6 replies on “There’s a point to waiting”
WOW!
Ya, wow! You have some crazy famous people at your coffee shops!
Patty, it was a big wow. So utterly unexpected. Actually walked past Nick not knowing and sat down in the only available chair in the small coffee shop. As my butt sank into the chair and my gaze faced forward, there was Nick.
Had a nice visit. 🙂
Donna, crazy inspiring too.
It must have been an amazing encounter.
Patty, he had never heard of me. Can you believe it? lol
Decades of hosting famous people at Disney allowed for me to create for him and his friends a fun moment.
Everyone puts their pants on the same way.
Everyone wakes up to the same Sun.