What do you do when your best isn’t good enough?
You received your graded paper, the paper that you worked all summer, only to get a D. You worked hard and overnight to rush through a project for a customer, only to have it rejected outright within minutes of submission. You walked into the office on Monday morning to be called into your boss’ office to get scream at for a project that you weren’t even in charge of.
What happens when your good is not good enough for others? Do you vent frustrations on yourself, on others? Do you push responsibility to others and not yourself? Do you blame yourself and wish you can die on the spot?
It happened to me too!
In fact, it can happen to anyone and everyone. Nobody is perfect to begin with and sometimes expectations are not align or there is misunderstanding in the communication or maybe you are just having a bad…
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Art by Rob Goldstein 
The world sucks; that is why I am trying to live on the outside. Caring less what people say and giving my energy to things that make me feel alive. Best of luck to you.
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Thank you for sharing this encouraging and inspiring post, Rob. She is right. No one is perfect!
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I try to stay in the beginners mind. Thanks for the comment, Jan.
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An great, encouraging post from Kally. Thanks for sharing, Rob. Hugs to you both.
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