Helping others become even better versions of themselves
The judgement of others is more often a reflection of ourselves, of things that we are not willing to change or face.
It defines us not the person who we judge.
What if the energy that we expend on scrutinising others was channelled to assessing our own behaviour?
What if we focused only on the one thing we can control, ourselves?
Maybe then we could practice non-judgemental and unconditional love of our fellow citizens.
We need to live our own lives, citizens.
If we keep practising and practising, one blog after another, one golf swing after another, one anything again and again. We get bolder, braver, more fearless.
Or we give up.
The best doesn’t come after just 10 tries, 20 tries, 100 tries, it might take a 1,000 or 10,000
We’ll get slowly and surely even better each time.
Practice alone isn’t enough, it is patience and practice that over time helps us reach the next level of even better. The thing is what else are you going to do with your time?
Better to keep practising than never getting better.
