Don’t Be Sorry. Be Better.
Profit and compassion don’t have to be incongruous objectives. Too many in power have the philosophy of ask for forgiveness instead of permission.
I am only one insignificant person. I may have a positive influence on one or two people every now and again but overall, I am not setting the world on fire with my existence.
I’m not alone in the category of average human being. There are a lot of us in this bulbous inner portion of the bell curve.
The exceptional people wouldn’t be considered exceptional if it weren’t for us average Joes. We need each other to maintain balance. We are the foundation that supports the pedestal of power.
My questions then are these.
To what degree are the powerful, exceptional humans expected to consider the lives of the average masses when carrying out their feats of prowess?
Yes, the masses tend to benefit from the accomplishments of the extraordinary. Without the worker bees keeping the hive humming, however, would the more powerful have the ability to soar?
Don’t both sides of the equation have a responsibility to look out for each other?
