There is nothing big about inward.
When it’s all about the me,
we miss the point of what, and who, we are in the grand scheme of all things.
When it’s all about the mine,
we tend to be stuck in the petty and fleeting “stuff”.
When it’s all about the I,
we get wrapped up with self-importance.
We shrink and we shrivel;
limited by what we think we are owed when we have something worth more than the delusion and illusion of what is deserved.
The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.
Mahatma Gandhi
Put the apron on.
Roll up those sleeves.
While the rest clamor for what they think they deserve, the ones that serve step into living out their significance.
John Cruz writes... 