You Have One Life Take a Leap of Faith

Have you ever seen a movie where a character takes a leap of faith? Maybe they're climbing on top of a tall building or jumping out of an airplane with their eyes closed. Sometimes, the character's life flashes before their eyes as they make this decision—and sometimes they don't even know why they're doing it. 

However, it's usually pretty clear that taking that leap will change everything for them. If only we could all be so brave! Well guess what? You can be just as brave! Here are 6 reasons why you should take your own leap and jump into the unknown:

It's not always easy to take a leap of faith

Sometimes, it's not easy to take a leap of faith.

You might lose everything you have—your job, your home, your money—and that's scary for anyone. But if you don't take a risk and "take the plunge", then nothing will change in your life. In fact, most people don't even consider taking risks because they're afraid of losing what they already have or regretting their decision later on down the road. 

However, if we never took any risks at all then life would become boring pretty fast! Your whole life is filled with these small chances we take everyday: driving somewhere new instead of using public transportation; getting up early to work out instead of sleeping in; eating healthier meals than junk food… The list goes on! 

If we didn't make these kinds of decisions every day then nothing would ever happen and we'd still be stuck where we are now - which may not always be as bad as it seems but could also lead nowhere!

If you want a better life, it's time to make some changes

I want to share with you a little story about my life and how I was able to turn things around.

I think it's important for people who feel like they're always stuck in their situation or life, that they can't change anything, to know that it is possible. It's not easy, but it is possible. You just have to keep trying until you find something that works.

Growing up, I experienced many things that could have ruined me had I not decided to make some changes in my life. At the age of 8 years old I became homeless because my parents couldn't take care of us anymore due to drug addiction issues (this was before meth). 

When I was 11 years old I moved into an abusive foster home where the family used drugs right in front of me even though I told them not too because  I didn't want them messing with my brain chemistry again after being abused by another foster family when i was younger (it's called "trauma bonding"). 

Also during this time frame we lived on a ranch where there were cows so close by we could hear them mooing all night long! So needless state-of-mind as well as lack thereof; which is why most days felt like one big dreamy blurriness...

There are plenty of reasons you should take a leap of faith and jump into the unknown.

You will be surprised at what you find.

If you've ever been curious about something and decided to learn more, then you know the feeling of exploration and excitement that comes with it. This is the same feeling you get when taking a leap of faith into the unknown (well, minus all that terror). You never know where your journey may lead.

In fact, we're pretty sure no one knows what lies ahead for them because not even fate knows how our lives will unfold until we take action and make decisions based on our emotions and experiences. As my friend said: "I am an actor in my own life."

A leap of faith can also help improve your perspective on things by showing you how easily humans are capable of adapting to change or difficulty -- just think back to when someone close passed away or when someone broke up with their significant other! These things can seem like huge obstacles but eventually time passes by quickly enough so that it becomes easier for us to process them positively rather than negatively (which is often easier said than done).

So, what are you waiting for? It's time to take a leap of faith