137: Volunteers and veterans

The question is the answer.
Allow me to pose it to you: What are some ways someone can ‘love them first, ask questions later’?

Authenticity is important, such as in a trusting personal relationship where you go to heal, grow and nurture. But in the marketplace, authenticity’s praise often casts a shadow over consistency, sensitivity and empathy.

Remember when the answer was, “Who’s there?” instead of, “Go away”?
We’re all experiencing inbox fatigue. It doesn’t have to be this way.
So what’s the solution to the noise? Care more.

We can choose to be busy doing the right things. We can choose to set course and focus on each step with fervor as we approach each one.
Or we can let time pass us by.

We have emotions attached to each different month. In December we often become more reflective about the year just passed. In January we often become excited about the year ahead.

Being ‘the best’ is a noble pursuit that we should all strive for. But never doubt the significance of simply ‘being there’.
As skilled as you may be, you can’t protect anyone if you never leave the dojo.