
People Are Actually Okay
For a long time, I carried a quiet assumption: If something could make someone stronger, why wouldn’t they want it?
I didn’t think people were broken. I wasn’t trying to swoop in and rescue anyone. But whenever I saw a recurring friction in someone’s day—or an obvious way things could run smoother—my mind immediately jumped to the gap between where they were and where they could be.
If a tool, a perspective, or a little discipline could build capacity, offering it felt like an obvious good.
Then a small, routine exchange forced me to reconsider.
Someone in my life regularly asks me, “How did…
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