The Importance of Knowing Who You Are and What You're For

I think people encounter that situation quite a bit, especially in things, you know, like parish volunteering. Like, rather than help someone out to learn this new system, to find a key, to understand how the room should be left at the end of the meeting or whatever else, people just take care of it themselves. And then you face a kind of exhaustion or burnout that the groups suffer from because of the unwillingness to well, let all the flowers flourish, we might say. But when I think about it yet in terms of my own life, I have to know who I am and what I am for. That's something that it just takes time, right? And it takes