People

It's easy to forget that most of what you know about a person is what's presented to you. It's always meant to be your best foot forward. I start to think about myself at work and I wonder, "How much do my co-workers really know about me?"

Not much.

Character comes through. Attitude and behavior comes through. But few of them know what I'm like outside of the office. When I'm not doing things to earn a living. When I'm around the people that make me the most comfortable.

I don't know.

Because I don't really know anyone. And even many of my own co-workers, or former schoolmates, some family, are people that I've only scratched the surface of.

Food for Thought: The Sequel

"Heartbreak feels like getting hit in the face by a Mack truck. But a certain amount of struggle in life is healthy" - Adam Levine


...I think it builds character. After all, you wouldnt be who you are if it wasnt for the obstacles and events that you've encountered throughout the years.