Kip is always falling over — scraped knees, banged head, never quite knowing what’s coming next. But he knows this: fall down, get back up, have another go.
He believes in himself wholeheartedly. And he’s slowly learning to notice that urge to leap before he takes it — not to stop it. Just to know it’s there.
For Kip, getting something wrong was never the end of the story — just the part before he gets it right. He doesn’t measure a day by how many times he fell, but by how many times he tried again after. “I can’t do it” always comes with a little word attached, even if he doesn’t say it out loud: yet.
Kip knows that if we let things get too big in our own heads, we might never try at all. So instead of waiting until he feels ready, he goes anyway — and trusts that the readiness will catch up.
He truly believes that if he keeps trying, he’ll get there.