Be a trailblazer and make your o

This quote is from early 20th century author and poet Muriel Strode, a true model for trailblazers and adventure seekers. Referred to by some as the female Walt Whitman (a well-known American poet), Strode was a woman who truly walked her own path. Her quote, which was often misattributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson, shows an unidealistic and confident approach to life, one that is unconcerned with what others think. It encourages us to make our own choices rather than have someone else determine what path our lives will take. 

It is important to remember that your story is your own. Don't limit yourself to what others expect of you. A fork in a road isn't just a choice between two lanes. It offers your choice to go off road entirely. And if you reach your desired destination, you'll leave a trail for others to follow in your footsteps. It may seem like a risk, but trailblazing often is.