ur culture, our
community, and our
surroundings teach
us that if we want something in life, we have to look out for the best ones. We have gotten used to thinking that, “life is a game, a race, a competition and we’d better win it”. We might not even recognize we live this way. When classmates, work colleagues, even family members are seen as competitors – so many of us are eating our hearts out with envy when we see other's achievements. However, I believe the greatness was, is and will still be achieved through the abundant mind that works selflessly, with mutual respect to each other and work for the mutual benefit. It would be great if we could “see” ourselves and would be even better when we recognize we have the power to be trained by ourselves.
Be You!
You Are Good Enough
As You Are!
By Lisa Ziehrock
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