We are all witnesses. Now what happens next is up to us.

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For the first time in my life, I can wait to see what happens next.

The tradition isn’t the point, it’s the meaning behind the tradition that is.

Yesterday on a call, I literally said, “I hate everything about everything right now.” It was a rare moment of transparency in the midst of a tough day. Turns out I wasn’t the only one.

There’s something about seeing a project through to completion, a sense of accomplishment that has given us a sense of purpose in these trying times.

At no point have all white people gotten together and agreed to the equitable treatment of Black people. And yet, there has been change over time, over generations, over history. – Austin Channing Brown

It took 18 years and a pandemic, but I’m finally learning the lesson that my grandpa seemed to model so well: don’t be in such a hurry.

The very idea of “American Exceptionalism” suggest that the game is already rigged. Who gets to be “exceptional” and why isn’t that simply the norm?

Now is not the time to be doing the most. Instead, perhaps it’s an opportunity to figure out what matters the most and just do that, and barely anything else.