Distraction looks like opportunity.
Until focus shows you the difference.
So what are you calling an opportunity
because you don’t want to decide?
Keep lighting the path!
Distraction looks like opportunity.
Until focus shows you the difference.
So what are you calling an opportunity
because you don’t want to decide?
Keep lighting the path!

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