Pick up one foot, put it down. Pick up the other, do the same. Repeat the process. Don't look at the length of the road down which you must travel. Just remember why you decided to embark on your journey in the first place. It seemed like a good idea at the time... and it still is. You are now, though, dealing with reality rather than theory. That's like the difference between looking at a train timetable and actually catching a train.
 We all love novelty and excitement. We love it almost as much as we love comfort and familiarity. At the moment, you are not sure which you want more and you're feeling torn. To get your adventure, you are going to have to sacrifice stability. To get your security, you are going to have to give up some freedom. Which will it be? Remember, when the going gets tough the tough get going, when the going gets good they get nervous. You are tough. Don't be apprehensive. The best possible outcome to your drama, can and will ensue.