Dont worry about where i am , i'll let you know when i get there .
by Michael Lewis
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The quote "Don't worry about where I am, I'll let you know when I get there" from "The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game" by Michael Lewis conveys a sense of assurance and independence. It implies that the speaker wants others to trust their ability to navigate challenges without needing constant updates about their journey. This reflects a theme of personal growth and self-sufficiency, emphasizing that the individual is in control of their path and will communicate milestones as necessary.

This sentiment resonates beyond the confines of the book, suggesting that people should focus on their own journeys and trust that those they care about will reach out when significant developments occur. The idea encourages a balanced perspective on relationships and the importance of patience, reinforcing the notion that one’s progress may not always be visible to others, yet it is still valid and progressing forward.

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