There’s a line from an old movie that’s been hanging out in my head lately:“The time to make up your mind about people, is never.” — Philip BarryIt’s from The Philadelphia Story — the play Philip Barry wrote for Katharine Hepburn before she starred in the film version. Her character says it right before her second wedding, basically hinting that life — and people — don’t always follow the script we’ve written for them.And honestly? That line feels just as true in real life as it does in a black-and-white movie.Sometimes the wisest thing we can do is hold off on deciding who someone is — because people are constantly in motion, whether we see it or not.