“It does not matter how slowly you go, so long as you don’t stop.” Confucius
The journey to be the best version of the self is lifelong. “Slow” is relative and since we’re all unique, there’s a process that allows for what is encountered/revealed on its own time. Steadfast in our journeys may mean that we desire and seek self-knowledge, steady our hearts to understand others, and do the best we know to correct what might be in need of correcting. We do this without attachment to an outcome, but with a celebration for each choice made that we know to be good and helpful to self, others, and our world.
The journey to be the best version of the self is lifelong. “Slow” is relative and since we’re all unique, there’s a process that allows for what is encountered/revealed on its own time. Steadfast in our journeys may mean that we desire and seek self-knowledge, steady our hearts to understand others, and do the best we know to correct what might be in need of correcting. We do this without attachment to an outcome, but with a celebration for each choice made that we know to be good and helpful to self, others, and our world.
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