A Path of Least Resistance

Taking the path that one's heart desires is what I must give myself permission to do.  What am I afraid of?  Why would I be afraid?  Don't I have the faith of a tiny mustard seed?  This is what I have always told myself.  But it is now that I intend to step out on faith and pursue my heart's desire to study law. 

I must quiet the noise that says it is not the best to do because legal jobs are scarce.  I must know that this desire that has been planted in my heart was placed there for a reason. 

Here I go, me and my 5-year old kindergarten, we are going to law school. 

Now back to the LSAT I return..........

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