If you see someone about to trip, or step into a puddle of water (or worse), we should speak up, shouldn’t we?
How much more should we warn those we care about before they make choices detrimental to their well being.
It doesn’t matter if we’re a lone voice echoing in the wind, or one of many marching in the street. We are responsible for the perspective we carry and vision that perspective informs.
We have to speak up.
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Bringing Ideas to Life – The Notes is an exploration of ideas in the world of spiritual formation and creativity, my personal practice of tap dancing, and a behind the scenes look in my creative studio.
