I was walking down a path and I encountered a 40-foot hole. I fell in. The hole was very deep, dark, dirty and miserable. I was all alone. I looked around and saw no way out. So I stayed there. I made a bed out of the dirt, and sought comfort in the hole. And I stayed there longer. After a long while, I was rescued. I eventually got out, and continued down the path.
I walked along the path and I encountered a 30-foot hole. I fell in. The hole was deep, dark and miserable. I was all alone. I saw no way out. I stayed there. I eventually was rescued, and I continued along the path.
I walked along the path and found a backpack labeled “DA.” I picked up the backpack and put it on.
I walked along the path and I encountered a 25-foot hole. I fell in. The hold was deep, dark and miserable. I had a backpack with me. I unpacked the tools and I did not know how to use them. I tried, and I eventually climbed out of the hole. I continued along the path.
I walked along the path and I encountered a 10-foot hole. I fell in. The hole was mid-sized, dim, and miserable. I had a backpack with me. I unpacked the tools and had an idea how to use them. I climbed out. I continued along the path.
I walked along the path and I encountered a 5-foot hole. I fell in. The hole wasn’t very deep, but it was miserable. I had a backpack with me. I unpacked my tools and used my favorite ones. I climbed out. I continued along the path.
Today, I walk along the path and I encounter shallow holes that I fall in. I have my backpack with tools I know how to use. I use them and I climb out.
And I continue along the path.