Captain Michael: WHAT WE OWE ONE ANOTHER
We owe one another more than we sometimes admit—and less than we sometimes demand.
We do not o
WHAT WE OWE ONE ANOTHER
We owe one another more than we sometimes admit—and less than we sometimes demand.
We do not owe everyone agreement.
We cannot rescue every person, carry every burden, or make ourselves endlessly available.
But perhaps we owe one another honesty without cruelty.
Presence without an agenda.
A kept word.
Help when it is ours to give.
And the dignity of being seen as a human being rather than something to use, fix, or judge.
Some of the greatest debts in our lives can never be repaid directly. Someone offered a hand when we were sinking. Someone believed in us before we could believe in ourselves.
Those debts are not settled.
They are passed forward.
Perhaps that is our most human obligation:
To make the road a little less heavy for someone whose path crosses ours.
#WhatWeOwe, #Humanity, #Character, #LifeWellLived, #CrypTok
Captain Michael: WHAT WE OWE ONE ANOTHER We owe one another more than we sometimes admit—and less than we sometimes demand. We do not owe
WHAT WE OWE ONE ANOTHER We owe one another more than we sometimes admit—and less than we sometimes demand. We do not owe everyone agreement. We cannot rescue every person, carry every burden, or make ourselves endlessly available. But perhaps we owe one another honesty without cruelty. Presence without an agenda. A kept word. Help when it is ours to give. And the dignity of being seen as a human being rather than something to use, fix, or judge. Some of the greatest debts in our lives can never be repaid directly. Someone offered a hand when we were sinking. Someone believed in us before we could believe in ourselves. Those debts are not settled. They are passed forward. Perhaps that is our most human obligation: To make the road a little less heavy for someone whose path crosses ours. #WhatWeOwe, #Humanity, #Character, #LifeWellLived, #CrypTok
WHAT WE OWE ONE ANOTHER We owe one another more than we sometimes admit—and less than we sometimes demand. We do not owe everyone agreement. We cannot rescue every person, carry every burden, or make ourselves endlessly available. But perhaps we owe one another honesty without cruelty. Presence without an agenda. A kept word. Help when it is ours to give. And the dignity of being seen as a human being rather than something to use, fix, or judge. Some of the greatest debts in our lives can never be repaid directly. Someone offered a hand when we were sinking. Someone believed in us before we could believe in ourselves. Those debts are not settled. They are passed forward. Perhaps that is our most human obligation: To make the road a little less heavy for someone whose path crosses ours. #WhatWeOwe, #Humanity, #Character, #LifeWellLived, #CrypTok
