Letter to best friend: Good things take time, right?

Someone asked me
“Is it a wise decision when 
starting something new at this age?”
It took me a long time 
to realized what I really want to do 
while all of my friends already have their own stable jobs.
I used to blame myself a lot 
and question
why I hadn’t discovered and started sooner.
But, 
as I grew up, 
I realized that difficult times 
gave me a lot of wonderful memories with my best friends 
and discovered more about myself. 
My brother said to me
“Whatever decisions we make 
when we don’t actually understand about 
are wrong.”
Is it better
to begin what is truly important after failing a lot 
than having much but still don’t know what to do in my life?

We are running our own race, 
in our own time.
We are all in our time zone.
Someone discovered their passion early in their own lives 
while someone took a lot of time.
Someone started their career 
and got what they wanted soon 
while someone started later.
Someone married at 18 
while others married at 50.
Someone died at 40 
while someone else died at 90.
Someone studied what he wanted at 18 
while someone began even at 50.
Some look like ahead of me, 
and some might seem behind me.
That’s not mean anyone’s slower than others.
They are in their time zone, 
and so am I.

I’m not late.
I’m not early.
I’m already very much on time.
Be patient. 
Everyone has their own turn.
Because good things take time, don’t they?