Life must be lived in moments that we attempt to bring some balance to—a series of moments in which fear and hope, sorrow and happiness (happily) co-exist and we are content to allow them to, without always seeking more, without running away, without judging ourselves.

In the end it is about the attitude we bring to the words we read, the situations we find ourselves in, in any given moment.

Good enough is about recognizing that life is practiced rather than perfected.

Balance is good enough because to experience sheer exhilaration, we must know the depths of despair. Balance is good enough because life naturally waxes and wanes and we can but choose to enjoy the ride.

All balance requires wobbling. So let yourself wobble through life.