Even if it is not always just about me, is it about everyone else then? What about them? Do they care?

I am not sure, and maybe I should not ponder that. My job is not dependent on their ideas, and I have to start somewhere.

But what is there to wish for? I ought to be aware of what is possible. And that could also include everything.

I have heard about some recommendations.

Picture yourself in a boat on a river.

It would be great if I could be kinder, but friendliness is not something to take for granted.

But was it rarely best to see what is needed and where it is needed? I may have been beyond my skills, but I can still try.

Some are close, some are barely visible, and some unfortunately do not wish for my well-being. I hope they will be good, though.

But no one wants you when you lose.

I have failed, and I will fail. And I know I am not alone in that. Indeed, I have pretended to be beyond errors more often than I would like to.

There is the chance to see how someone fails just like I fail and falls just like I fall.

I can relate to it, and I won’t forget my own shortcomings. That seems trivial, but I think I am still forgetting it very regularly.

Ain’t no mountain high enough!

It is sometimes impressive to see what I can reach. But it is even more impressive to see what others can do—especially if I take into account where everyone started and when everything started.

It’s beautiful to anyone who strives. Why should I be jealous when my enjoyment is just as great if I only hear of success? Perhaps others wish me best as well, but even if they don’t, this will not hinder me.

Don’t you worry ’bout a thing…

When there is nothing left to do, everything is possible. Nothing can be taken away, and all that is added is optional. It might be pleasant or unpleasant, but in both cases, that is just what happens.

I still care because if I were not always able to provide that, not everyone would likely care all the time. So I can see if anyone needs something so that everyone might have it a bit better.

You are always welcome.