We, each and every one of us, simultaneously are and are not
simply the sum of our parts…
We are limitless potential, capable of things no rational
mind could ever conceivably predict, limited only by our ambition and our
imagination.
And yet it is, at the end of the day, frequently that very ambition
and imagination that fail us, that hold us back, that limit us, that keep us
from expressing the potential each and every one of us contains. Our
self-doubt, our worry, our fear, each in turn prevents us from taking risks,
leading us time and again to safe choices, stopping us ever being more than
what we are.
We are capable of so much, but the vast majority of us will
convince ourselves that we’re not, and in doing so we’ll prove ourselves right.
In this way we are limitless yet crippled by our
limitations, perfect yet profoundly flawed, nothing more than the sum of our
parts yet so much more.
Simultaneously tied to the earth and aching to soar.
Until we try.
Until we try and, in trying, can observe all that we’re
truly capable of, if we’re just willing to take that leap of faith.
Until we’re willing to trust ourselves enough to let
ourselves out of the boxes we’ve constructed for ourselves.
In this way we are, all of us, every one, everywhere,
Schrodinger’s humans…
Weird ending, but cool pep talk.
ReplyDeletePeople sometimes overthink things.Like Hamlet. And look how things turned out for him!
Weird ending, but cool pep talk.
ReplyDeletePeople sometimes overthink things.Like Hamlet. And look how things turned out for him!