Ownership of The Path

Owning our path is essential
I truly believe that no path, not even the “right path” is free of pain, hardship, and trials. As I realize, hardship is a form of communication from the world around us. It is filled the thousands, millions,  or billions of little voices of behavior that are sent out into the marble we call earth each moment.

I do not claim that all communication or behavior is healthy or even good. In fact, I believe that as people, we must better understand how our behavior reverberates out into our world. I do claim, however, that learning how to better understand why these voices matter, what they can teach us, and how we react to them is crucial. 
I believe that these components allow us how to better own our path, through accountability and awareness.  When we can walk our path confidently, hear the behavior around us, and react empathically, we can better handle when our path offers pain. We can truly own the good, bad, and in-between. Allowing us to better walk our path and even guide others to walk alongside us. With the knowledge that no matter what comes we know ourselves well enough to adjust in the right ways. Ultimately,  claiming our actions and helping our path to better serve the voices around us.