Putting the cape on

I have never met someone who was perfect. And, if you are like most people, you probably haven’t either.

It seems to me that all human beings are born with certain weaknesses. Some are more visible while others may be more severe.

Josh Rossi is a photographer, who knows how to inspire each of us to turn our weaknesses into strengths.

What’s fascinating to me is despite the real challenges the real Justice League faces day in and day out, they are the ones who are teaching us. Their courage makes us want to stand up and follow them.

Here is the thing, courage is not jumping off rooftops or running into a burning building. It certainly can be. But the kind of courage I am talking about is shipping your best work into the world, to be vulnerable, to be eager to change things for the better, to speak up for equality, opportunity, dignity and respect.

By all means, go ahead, wear a mask, wear a cape, ship anonymously until you feel comfortable putting your name out there for the world to see.

I think we will be surprised to discover that when we decide to put the cape on, that are posture will be a little better and we will walk a little taller.