You can’t go forward and look backward at the same time.
There is a significant difference between forward and backward.
If you look back, you have to opportunity to see patterns. Since all of us are creatures of habit, discovering patterns is the first step to change.
If you go forward, you work to improving or emboldening those patterns.
When you try to do both at the same time, a problem occurs.
If you do, you heighten the chance of regret.
Regret doesn’t create lessons, only confusion.
Decide between backward and forward, and go.
From the desk of Adam Thomas 