Are Most Of Us Living?
We all try to live while knowing we’ll die. Some use that fact as an excuse to make poor decisions. Others decide they want to build a legacy that lifts the generations to come.
But most people are just the watchers of those two groups.
They believe their power lies in forgiving consistent poor behavior — and they call that being human. They think they get to appoint the leaders and control how those leaders lead. Most of all, they don’t actually know what they believe, because they play it safe: tolerant of every difference regardless of how it affects the whole, staying neutral so they can hold an opinion without ever accounting for anyone but themselves, remaining “individuals” to dodge any label, all so they can feel a little bit of control.
We can all agree that few people are comfortable being the villain — and even fewer are comfortable being the hero.
So most of us settle for something in between. We live wishing we had done more, and we die wishing we had more time to be more.
The LoveSnobs