Dear Navigators,

When early navigators traveled the wide world and open seas, they couldn’t look around them to find their way–their surroundings were foreign or they were in an expanse of endless sea. They couldn’t look down–the dusty road and the salty sea look pretty much the same the world over.

So they looked up to the heavens. That was their constant as they traveled this world. And it’s strange–the best way to navigate this world was to use the sparkling lights of worlds trillions of miles away.

Often times the best answers are not right in front of us. Often times the best answers aren’t even of this world.

Sincerely,

Mr. Heimbuck