Many of us have a community we are passionate about. Please share what you have learned from your community. If it's only one thing, great! If you have totally changed direction, was it your community that has shaped that direction? For me I realize that I can't be anyone other than me. Good and not so good. When I started out on Skool I thought I had to know everything. Not so, quickly I realized I have my own value from my experiences. So many talented people that helped me, shared with me and then appreciated what I am doing in Wisdom Warriors. So our community grows. So what have you learned about yourself or your community?

Hello and welcome @John Murphy to Wisdom Warriors. It's great having you. Please introduce yourself here and share something interesting you enjoy. You are also inviting to tell us about your community.

We welcome to Wisdom Warriors @Doug Szeklinski . It's great to have you and we look forward to engaging. Please tell us about yourself below and your community. Again, we welcome you to Wisdom Warriors!

Slight distraction going on right now. I am in the processes of selling a home 2000 miles from me. I am not there so my communication is a lot of text and calls. It's really important I get all my duck in a row to hopefully have it gone by the end of December. Sorry I have not been as focused here or in my many friends communities. I have not forgotten any one. A few prayers that everything continues to go smoothly are appreciated.

Definition of Wisdom Wisdom is the ability to use knowledge, experience, and good judgment to make thoughtful decisions or give meaningful advice. A young traveler approached an old sage sitting by a rocky trail. "Master," the traveler said, "I need to reach the village, but this path is full of sharp pebbles. My feet hurt terribly. What should I do?" The sage smiled, picked up a small piece of leather, and handed it to the traveler. "Cover your feet with this," he said. The traveler frowned. "Why not just clear the path instead?" The sage chuckled. "You could, but the world has many rocky roads. It’s wiser to protect your feet than try to smooth every trail." The traveler wrapped the leather around his feet and walked away, smiling as the sharp pebbles no longer bothered him. Moral: Wisdom lies in adapting to challenges rather than expecting the world to change for you.