Most people wait to know what they want before they move.
They wait for clarity. They wait for confidence. They wait for a sign. They wait to wake up one morning with the answer already loaded.
Life almost never works that way.
You find out what you want by trying things. You find out through motion by doing something and noticing, "I like this," or "I hate this," or "I didn't expect this to matter to me." Experimentation isn't a distraction from finding yourself. It is how you find yourself.
That was the biggest lesson from my year away from college. I didn't wake up with an epiphany. I worked jobs I didn't like. I felt stuck. The useful insight wasn't some grand vision. It was realizing that waiting was never going to save me. Trying things did.
Coaching helped. Dancing helped. Meeting motivated people helped. Being around people with different lives helped me imagine a different life for myself.
That's a big part of why Hey Sammy exists. Most people don't need a five-year plan. They need a Tuesday plan. Something real to try this week: a room to walk into, a skill to practice, a person to talk to. A small experiment that hands you more information than another night of scrolling ever could.
So if you don't know what you want, good. Start there. Take the class. Join the run. Volunteer for the shift. Take the lesson. Play the game. Learn the basics. Let life give you data.
You're not supposed to think your way into every answer. Sometimes you have to move your way there.
Download Hey Sammy and let it hand you your Tuesday plan. Stop waiting for the epiphany. Go collect the data.