Sometimes you need to stop seeing the good in people And start seeing what they are actually showing you.
I help busy people do inner work.
Sometimes you need to stop seeing the good in people And start seeing what they are actually showing you.
You never know who would love the person you hide. And you'll never find out so long as you stay in hiding. For hiding isn't selective. Hiding hides you from everybody's sight. And if the person you were meant to love sees the person you're only pretending to be— would they recognize you?
The people who burn bridges to light their way are the same people who complain that they don’t have enough bridges to cross.
We were born needing care and we'll die needing care. But, let's not forget that what happens in between shouldn't be no care. For not needing care doesn't mean care is not needed. When more people who care show up living feels infinitely less unfair.
People generally move through life with their guard up.
They know what it’s like to be hit and shell themselves from the possibility of getting hit again.
Acting in hate, anger, rage only reinforces this fear and makes the world a harder place.
For them; for you; for all of us.
What we need is more people who can act in love, patience, and compassion.
People who can prove to us that we don’t always need to have our guard up so high.
People who can help soften the texture of this otherwise hard, hard world.
Sometimes the best way to learn isn’t through experience, but through other people’s experience.
And it’s not even like those experiences are hard to come by.
They’re abundant. They’re accessible (especially to those reading this). And there are plenty that are completely relevant to you and your path.
Here’s the thing: you could just venture out onto the path and wing it.
Or, you could chat with the guy who’s just coming back and learn a thing or two.
It’s the insider tips that not only keep you on the right path, but get you to the best viewpoints along the way—minus the headaches.
Be generous with your thoughts.
When those who express kind, constructive, supportive thoughts are quiet, then our collective mind is taken over by those who spew overwhelming amounts of the opposite.
We may only be one, but we are connected to ten.
And so are they.