If common sense were common, many of us would be out of work. We must dare to be uncommon.
Dare to stand out or stand alone by doing what’s right. Or what needs doing.
While others wait to see what’s safe or popular, dare to take a risk and push forward. If the herd is rushing forward towards a cliff, dare to change direction or stop.
Uncommon sense won’t steer you wrong.
There are tools all around us. The possibilities are endless to expand our toolkit. If only we can see the tools for what they are.
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