- It’s scary at first when you’re learning, but after a while you get the hang of it and “muscle memory” helps you handle things more smoothly.
- Anyone can be good or bad at it at any stage or walk of life.
- There’s always someone who can give you advice on how to be better.
- When you trust in your ability, you always get to the right destination in the end.
- There’s a lot of roads that lead to the same place – you can take your own route.
- Sometimes people can drive with you and they knock your confidence – limit the amount of rides these people get.
- If you ignore the signs it can be dangerous.
- Your parents can teach you but in the end, you need to try for yourself in order to learn.
- Everyone has a different style and method of travelling through.
- Just because you can’t see your destination, doesn’t mean you’re not on the right road.
- You can’t take the fast roads everywhere.
- If at first you take a wrong turn, you can always find a new way to the same place.
- You’re not allowed to stop suddenly or reverse suddenly, plan out a secure manoeuvre.
- Practice makes perfect.
- Trying to get everywhere too fast can be dangerous.
- Only by exploring do you find better ways to reach your goals.
- It’s always better with music.
- There’s hundreds of others on the same road as you, but you are unique.
- Stay in your lane.
- Focus on the road ahead – you can only look back now and again but never leave your focus there.
- Things can get really complicated.
- Backseat drivers are the worst – trust in yourself.
- Sometimes you have to do it in murky conditions.
- There’s more than one perspective to take.
- Always consider your blind spots.
- Always have a hand on the wheel.
- Don’t forget to take care of your vessel.
- Every vessel needs to refuel and recharge.
- If you trust in your ability then you’ll do just fine…
How Life is Like Driving…
S. R. Crawford 