I resonate with your insight that excessive humility can compromise our gifts and rob the world of our contributions. Thanks for shining, Joe, and inviting the rest of us to do so. Onward!
Joe; I like your comment that if we’re well fed and happy; we don’t need to travel to get away. I’ve tried to do that; not hop in the car for temporary pleasure; whether it’s fly fishing in Wisconsin or to take a hike. Thoreau was a proponent of finding happiness in your own backyard. For most of human history people didn’t travel further than 5 or 10 miles from home. Tikkun olam.
Yes to everything you wrote!
I resonate with your insight that excessive humility can compromise our gifts and rob the world of our contributions. Thanks for shining, Joe, and inviting the rest of us to do so. Onward!
Joe; I like your comment that if we’re well fed and happy; we don’t need to travel to get away. I’ve tried to do that; not hop in the car for temporary pleasure; whether it’s fly fishing in Wisconsin or to take a hike. Thoreau was a proponent of finding happiness in your own backyard. For most of human history people didn’t travel further than 5 or 10 miles from home. Tikkun olam.