I keep changing the first class date while doing the dishes

Even after setting the date for your workshop’s first class, you suddenly open the calendar again while doing the dishes.

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I keep changing the date while doing the dishes — Even after setting the date for your workshop’s first class, you suddenly open the calendar again while rinsing the dishes. This story is for you.
I’m afraid I’ll choose the wrong day — You change the date not because you’re lazy, but because you fear that if things go wrong from the start, it will all be your fault.
The sound of water stopped before the calendar did — Even after finishing the dishes, you stood before the calendar, looking for a flawless day rather than a possible one.
A good day isn’t a day without flaws — Choosing a date isn’t leaving the decision to luck. It’s looking for the day when the person beginning and their preparation meet.
Leave just one day you can keep — Close the calendar and circle just one date when you can finish preparing. It’s okay if your heart doesn’t settle right away.
The beginning stays longer than the date — On the days you want to change it again, try to remember why you chose that day. You chose a day you can keep.