Sanjo Jendayi Quotes

Empathy Seems To Have Been Replaced With Judgement In Today's World. NO ONE Has Arrived. I Repeat, NO ONE Has Arrived. We All Experience Joy, Happiness, Sadness, Anger, Disappointment, Fear, Etc ... Some Of The Most Successful People Have Said Things In Interviews That Give You A Peek Into Their Vulnerable Areas. The Differences Are Found In How We Manage Our Own Issues So If You Are Beating Yourself Up, Comparing Yourself Or On The Other End Of The Spectrum Looking Down On Others ... Please Stop! We Are All Searching For Significance In One Way Or Another ... Some Have Found It Within While It Takes Others A Little More Time Searching The Outside. Be True To Yourself And Allow Others To Do The Same. Remember, No One Has It All Together All The Time. NO ONE HAS ARRIVED ... WE ARE ALL BE-COMING. HUMANS BE-ING. So Let Folks BE.

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