Gotcha
For some reason we always need a bad guy. We like to point the finger at someone or something and say, that’s the bad guy. At least it’s a tendency I fight. It’s like we need to villify someone in order to make ourselves the good guy. We can spend our life finding everybody’s “gotcha”. Cause everybody has a “gotcha”. That one (or more) thing that they aren’t good at, or maybe need improvement on or have messed up in.
But is that anyway to live? Is that any way to look at people?
What if we reversed it and looked for everybody’s “gotcha” opposite? That one special characteristic and quality that sets them apart from everybody else.
There doesn’t need to be a villain. Let’s build each other up. There’s enough bad in the world that we don’t need to search out villains.
But is that anyway to live? Is that any way to look at people?
What if we reversed it and looked for everybody’s “gotcha” opposite? That one special characteristic and quality that sets them apart from everybody else.
There doesn’t need to be a villain. Let’s build each other up. There’s enough bad in the world that we don’t need to search out villains.
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