There is something about good things that makes us hesitate.

And that something is called self-sabotage.

There are so many great things we think of doing or want to do, but then... don't.

We hesitate on the “what ifs”, on the “but who cares?” and the, “I can't,” “I am not good enough,” and so on and so on.

So instead of doing that something good, you retreat back into a hole, cutting yourself off from experiencing that something good and allowing others to experience it too.

A little hesitation is necessary, healthy, and good.

It lets you take a moment to take the best action steps you can towards that something good.

But when that hesitation becomes way too concentrated, instead of it being a source of good, it becomes destructive.

Hesitation should make us second-guess ourselves, but only so that we can be sure of what we are doing and why we are doing it.

Not to make us sure of the outcome but sure of our reason and intention, and then from there to put the trust in Allah to continuously guide and support you.