I heard a story about a dad teaching his son how to drive. After a minute of swaying and rough driving, the dad said, "where are you looking?" His son said frustratedly, at the road. His dad realized his son was only looking immediately in front of the car, instead of off in the distance. He taught him that if he could expand his view, he wouldn't swerve so much. Today's discussion is about keeping your eyes in the distance. Not letting yourself get knocked off track because your view is too narrow.
