Last night I was coding a new project. An error popped up—I tried fixing it. Again and again. But I kept failing.
On the 40th try, I gave up and rebuilt it from scratch.
No errors this time.
Sometimes, starting over is the smartest move. Not out of weakness, but the courage to choose better. A clean slate beats dragging broken code—or baggage—into your next chapter.
The same applies to ventures, relationships, and life.
At some point, you have to ask:
Am I fixing something worth saving,
or just afraid to let go?
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