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Expectations vs IRL
“The expectations of life depend upon diligence; the mechanic that would perfect his work must first sharpen his tools.” – Confucius
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Who do I think I am?
Our identity is never constant. But that doesn’t mean that our very being should change.
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The Unmindful
I find it tragic, even before an actual slip and fall, to be so unaware of the world around you. Be it willful ignorance, or an unfortunate case of pure distraction. Even if there is much case and pomp attributed to the ones revered as focused and determined; I’d still feel that pinch of concern…
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Never The Same
We dance and swirl to change or shift towards a new and improved culture. But we can never do it alone.
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The Roar of the Meek
Strength won’t always roar.
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Concern vs. Concerning Opinions
On our drive home one night, we passed a USPS truck on a flatbed at a gas station. What ensued were a series of thoughts and questions that were truly enlightening. “USPS really needs to upgrade their trucks. I’m surprised we don’t see more of those trucks broken down at the side of the road.”…
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Mission or Purpose
What is your mission? Before I answer, or someone answer for me, an anecdote. Heard about President Kennedy and the NASA janitor?True story?Does it matter? I am helping put a man on the moon. NASA Janitor A unified vision and mission story, as it is popularly used.Hailing NASA and the President for being able to…
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Going beyond the “what could…”
What could you do differently? Racked my head for quite a bit with the above question. But then I gave up trying to answer, for I had more questions that I’d rather have an answer for than this one. Much thought and deliberation, all smoke and vapors fleeting without a trace. Create through action, that…
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Modus Operandi
More than the action and the waiting is the decision behind both.
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oh flame of mine
Blame nothing. Fear nothing. Regret nothing.
A collection of reflections and contemplations on how we navigate our existence amidst the intricate interplay of Life, Love, and our Connections with others.
John Cruz writes... 