Per the comment currently above this one “The fact that we cannot save everything does not mean we cannot save anything and everything we can save is worth saving."
Combine this with the story of the man seeing a boy throwing beached starfish back into the sea from a beach covered in huge number of dying starfish. He approached the boy an…
Per the comment currently above this one “The fact that we cannot save everything does not mean we cannot save anything and everything we can save is worth saving."
Combine this with the story of the man seeing a boy throwing beached starfish back into the sea from a beach covered in huge number of dying starfish. He approached the boy and told him “You can’t save all of them from dying” the boy replied after throwing another one back “Well, I made a different to that one”
Point being, perhaps starting from a wide open space of possibility may produce a greater outcome than starting from an idea of scarcity of resources. Full on commitment to a cause or mission can produce miracles! Don’t sell yourself short.
Per the comment currently above this one “The fact that we cannot save everything does not mean we cannot save anything and everything we can save is worth saving."
Combine this with the story of the man seeing a boy throwing beached starfish back into the sea from a beach covered in huge number of dying starfish. He approached the boy and told him “You can’t save all of them from dying” the boy replied after throwing another one back “Well, I made a different to that one”
Point being, perhaps starting from a wide open space of possibility may produce a greater outcome than starting from an idea of scarcity of resources. Full on commitment to a cause or mission can produce miracles! Don’t sell yourself short.