"You're not driving you car after you pass 80 miles an hour--- you're aiming it

When you hit 80 miles an hour, you're no longer driving the car—you're aiming it, like a rocket hurtling through space. At that speed, the control you think you have is more of an illusion. Every small adjustment becomes amplified, and the line between precision and disaster thins to a hair’s breadth. 🚗💨

Think about it: at 35 mph, you’re managing the car—braking here, turning there, all with finesse. At 80+, the car is managing you. A gust of wind, a pothole, or a momentary distraction, and suddenly you’re in a physics lesson you never signed up for.

This principle isn’t just about cars; it’s about life. When you push past your limits—whether it’s in your career, relationships, or personal growth—there comes a point where control starts to slip. The decisions you make at this stage carry enormous weight. A little overcorrection can send you spiraling.