When Life Sends You a Glitch — Maybe It’s Just a Second Chance
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Sometimes the best things in life come wrapped in small mistakes.
A form that didn’t go through, because Samantha messed up
A message that bounced back ( you didn't get back to me...)
A plan that didn’t unfold the way you thought it would.
At first, it’s easy to get frustrated — “Why now?” or “Why me?” — but every once in a while, those little disruptions are exactly what make us pause long enough to notice a better direction waiting.
That’s what this situation reminded me of.
One of our team members, Samantha, wasn’t able to process a form correctly. Normally that would be a small, forgettable error. But in this case, it opened up another opportunity for reflection — a quiet reminder that life isn’t always linear, and sometimes it offers you a chance to choose again.
Many of us spend years stuck in a loop of sameness. The same routines, the same deadlines, the same screens. We forget that the world is evolving fast, and new ways of living, learning, and connecting are appearing all around us — often quietly, without fanfare.
Remote collaboration, flexible workspaces, and digital projects are no longer futuristic ideas. They’re part of the modern rhythm of life. What was once unusual is now normal — people building meaningful, balanced lives while working from a place that feels good, whether that’s a small kitchen table, a park bench, or a sunny corner in a café.
And maybe that’s what this “mistake” really symbolizes — a small opening to step off autopilot and look at your life from a different angle.
If something has been tugging at you — a thought that there’s more out there, a feeling that things could feel lighter or freer — then perhaps this is your reminder to follow it. You don’t have to rush. You don’t need to have it all figured out. You just need to stay open.
Because sometimes the most meaningful chapters begin not with a perfect plan, but with a small, unexpected glitch that asks one quiet question:
“Do you still want to keep doing things the same way?”
See you in,
Toby (helps you to win the life back)
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