Captain Michael: None of us chose our opening hand.
We did not choose where we were born, what we were given, what we lost, or which sto
None of us chose our opening hand.
We did not choose where we were born, what we were given, what we lost, or which storms would find us.
Some drew strong cards. Others drew cards they would gladly throw back.
Most of us received a little of both.
We can spend the whole game resenting the dealer, envying the fellow across the table, or waiting for life to reshuffle the deck.
It will not change a single card.
The question is not whether the hand is fair. Life never promised fair.
The question is:
Will we play it well?
A difficult hand played with courage, patience, and discipline can build a life of character.
A strong hand squandered in complaint is still a wasted hand.
Character is not found in the cards.
It is revealed in how we play them.
#WhatWeOwe, #Character, #PlayTheHand, #LifeWellLived, #CrypTok
Captain Michael: None of us chose our opening hand. We did not choose where we were born, what we were given, what we lost, or which stor
None of us chose our opening hand. We did not choose where we were born, what we were given, what we lost, or which storms would find us. Some drew strong cards. Others drew cards they would gladly throw back. Most of us received a little of both. We can spend the whole game resenting the dealer, envying the fellow across the table, or waiting for life to reshuffle the deck. It will not change a single card. The question is not whether the hand is fair. Life never promised fair. The question is: Will we play it well? A difficult hand played with courage, patience, and discipline can build a life of character. A strong hand squandered in complaint is still a wasted hand. Character is not found in the cards. It is revealed in how we play them. #WhatWeOwe, #Character, #PlayTheHand, #LifeWellLived, #CrypTok
None of us chose our opening hand. We did not choose where we were born, what we were given, what we lost, or which storms would find us. Some drew strong cards. Others drew cards they would gladly throw back. Most of us received a little of both. We can spend the whole game resenting the dealer, envying the fellow across the table, or waiting for life to reshuffle the deck. It will not change a single card. The question is not whether the hand is fair. Life never promised fair. The question is: Will we play it well? A difficult hand played with courage, patience, and discipline can build a life of character. A strong hand squandered in complaint is still a wasted hand. Character is not found in the cards. It is revealed in how we play them. #WhatWeOwe, #Character, #PlayTheHand, #LifeWellLived, #CrypTok
