Wow! Great video. Important for all humans to reflect on their values & priorities, grow, and strive to become more community oriented. A recent quote that impacted me on the internet when searching for healing quotes was: When i is replaced by we, even illness becomes wellness.

So good! I LOVE everything about what you all are doing! Blessings to you!

Your last sentence is spot on!

I've never looked at it like that. Thank you for pointing that out!

You all demonstrated a bit of the "we" mentality at your instructor training where you filmed "I'm Alive." Walking out of the camera shot at the end of the song and letting the new revolutionaries "take the spotlight" was a very "we" moment! I liked it!!!!

Ouch, ouch, and ouch again!! Thank you so much for this series. I am learning, honestly how it's ok to just be me. And I will confess, I tend to run a "me show". I think it grew a little out my growing up being the youngest of 11 and being good at my 3 R's, my parents came to expect 'top performance' from me. Got my first F in middle school and my folks thought the world was coming to an end. So, yes, I fell into a lot- of the "me" categories. I am a work yet in progress. I attended a "me show" for about a year...the last 4 months, I came home in tears every time, but my sense of loyalty to that class/group/leader is the only thing that kept me there. (different #loverule) Becoming we-centered to me is becoming all inclusive. Overlooking the little things that would cause someone to feel excluded. Focus on what and who are in my life NOW, and being grateful. In my opinion, if you are running an effective "we" show, there's no need for a "me" show. Thank you again for the accountability.