Zigzags have their benefits (a.k.a. we all have our own path to walk)

Last night I was struck for a moment by this overwhelming feeling that I screwed up... I chose the wrong major in university, I didn't look into opportunities early enough, I took the wrong path, I missed my chance, and it's too late to change course now.

After a couple of moments, I realized how useless this sort of thinking is (although I fall prey to it more often than I'd care to admit). Doesn't my attitude decide my limits?

What do I want to do? How do I get from point (A) to point (B)? Do I want it enough to put in the effort?

I need to think more in terms of possibilities, than in terms of roadblocks. I am the one who is holding myself back.

In getting from point A to point B, you might not walk a linear path, but consider the views and experiences along the way...