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 %TRAGIC FAILURES FULFILL OWN POTENTIAL OPPORTUNITY+010923
 %SELF OTHER HEALTHY DIFFERENCE COMMUNITY PREOCCUPY+010923
   %DISTRACTION SHOULD OUGHT MUST COMMAND PRESCRIBE+010923
 %ASSUME BELIEVE THINK SAY TELL SPEECH ASSEMBLY GOD+010923
 %CHURCH SANCTUARY SAFELY VULNERABLE SECURITY ENJOY+010923
 %RISKS ANGELS LIMITATIONS DOMINATION SYSTEM POWERS 010923
                                                          
     Tragically often people fail to fulfill their own    
     potentials and opportunities to make a healthy       
     difference in the lives of their communities ---     
       because they are preoccupied with what other       
       people "should" be thinking, believing, saying,    
       and doing.                                         
                                                          
     We will be well and do well if we focus our attention
     upon our own opportunities, challenges, risks, power,
     limitations, and formal responsibilities ---         
       rather than upon our poorly informed sense of other
       people's opportunities, challenges, risks, power,  
       limitations, and formal responsibilities.          
                                                          
     We need to discern the difference between what we CAN
     change for the better ---                            
       compared to  what we WISH we could change          
         to satisfy ourselves in ego-centric ways.        
                                                          
     We need to discern what we can learn from the various
     mistakes we become aware of ---                      
       rather than to focus upon what we wish             
         we could teach others unilaterally.              
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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