Category: introspection

It’s easy to identify issues and weak spots in others. Turning that magnifying glass onto yourself, however, can be uncomfortable. Scary. Knowledge should go hand-in-hand with action, as well, so sometimes it’s easier to bury your head in the sand, put on blinders, and pretend you don’t see the areas where you need to invest some work to improve yourself.

But why accept status quo from yourself? Why place limitations on what you can offer to your loved ones? Why settle for less than optimum in anything that truly matters?