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I have the cutest picture of my 10-month-old second cousin Garrett trying to eat a cardboard coaster.

The thing I love about it is that he doesn’t worry about whether or not the coaster actually CAN be eaten, much less whether or not it SHOULD be. He just goes ahead and gives it a shot.
To be sure, there are dangerous things out there we have no business trying, but I have a feeling that for most of us, we’d do well to be at least a little more like Garrett.

Don’t jump headfirst into everything, but don’t be afraid to give it a try.

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