Can we appreciate our differences and evaluate ourselves not based on others' accomplishments in comparison to our own?
Can we take each setback with a grain of salt and let it blow away as we exhale our failures?
Can we see a person with what they want as successful, not competition?
Can we see those with what we want as friends, not stepping stones on the path to our own ambitions?
Can we appreciate the validity of each individual's desires, and cheer them on as they strive to reach them?
Will we ever learn to love the differences that make us human?
Apr 27, 2014
Apr 27, 2014 at 11:27 PM UTC
Can we appreciate our differences and evaluate ourselves not based on others' accomplishments in comparison to our own?
Can we take each setback with a grain of salt and let it blow away as we exhale our failures?
Can we see a person with what they want as successful, not competition?
Can we see those with what we want as friends, not stepping stones on the path to our own ambitions?
Can we appreciate the validity of each individual's desires, and cheer them on as they strive to reach them?
Will we ever learn to love the differences that make us human?
