Are you behaving in the same way you want others to behave?
No, serious, do a thorough inventory. You’re probably not.
Where do I start, Jeff?
Humble yourself and look in the mirror.
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Are you behaving in the same way you want others to behave?
No, serious, do a thorough inventory. You’re probably not.
Where do I start, Jeff?
Humble yourself and look in the mirror.
Dear Son,
People are jealous of successful people, generally speaking. As you journey through life, look around and observe this phenomenon. Wish it wasn’t so, but it is.
As you find your way through life, you’ll be tempted to ease up, to slow down, to back off. Mostly because, it’s just easier than creating waves or controversy.
Sometimes, this is exactly what you should do.
And sometimes it’s the last thing you should do.
You won’t know which one to choose until it’s too late. That’s why life is hard.
Passion may also look like the answers we’d give to the questions we’ve all heard before:
“What would you do if you knew you could not fail?”
“What would you do for a job, if you didn’t need to work for money?”
“What would you do if you won the lottery?”
Passion looks different to different people. Same with just about everything. It’s up for individual interpretation.
I guess so.
Yet in some things, there are people who just ooze passion, and they don’t even know it.
Like this middle-aged, elementary school teacher.