"Confusion, indecision, and uncertainty often mean that if you wait a little longer before deciding, an even better option will emerge, with such clarity it may bite you on the nose and sweep you off your feet.
The nice kind of bite.
I'd say wait a little longer,
The Universe"
So why rush the major decision of your life? Take your time before jumping into anything. Let it ponder a few days, analyze the situation, look for several options and then make a decision but do not look back, no matter what are the consequences. Never live life with regrets. Never be fooled by people forcing you to make a decision by saying: "This is an opportunity of a lifetime, it's either NOW, or NEVER". Simply respond with: "Never". I can bet you they will come back with that same opportunity a few months down the road because it magically re-appeared. So take your time.
We all feel we can miss out on the greatest opportunity ever if we don't jump on it immediately. It is possible, I am not denying it. Just look at the few who originally started working with Facebook CEO, Zuckerburg, and decided to go a different route and now regrets to have missed out on billions of dollars and early retirement. No one could have known that Facebook would succeed at the rate it did. Mark was and is still very passionate for what he does and he proved it with phenomenal success. It is all based on the personality. If you meet someone who is ambitious, go-getter, energetic, ethical (at least most of the time), eager to succeed, determined, ferocious, not afraid of failing, focused, detailed oriented, and offers you some kind of opportunity to be part of, I would say, if only you feel comfortable, to go for it and see what happens. You just need to feel if it's the right time for you to embark in that endeavor. If you never try, you will never know and lack of knowledge can be detrimental to your success. It is based on a feeling and that feeling should come at the right time in YOUR life and not of others.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Message-From-the-Universe:-The-Advantages-of-Waiting-Just-a-Bit-Longer&id=9680460
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