You're climbing the mountain, you can see the light at the top and you think to yourself-is this all there is? will I spend the rest of my life climbing? and you stop, and you look back, and you realize something. You're not where you thought you were. You're not who you were supposed to be. But maybe that's not a bad thing. You don't know every path available to you.
The only mistake you can ever make- the only real mistake- is to not do anything at all.
Keep climbing.
-Excerpt from Tenets of the Climber, a volume of informal angelrider axioms