Finding Joy in a Complex World| Day in the life RCD
Hello RCD readers We often spend our lives trying to categorize the world into neat little boxes. This person is "good." That person is "bad." We want life to be a simple script where the heroes wear white and the villains wear black. But as I’ve grown and observed the diversity of character around me, I’ve realized the truth is much more messy—and much more liberating. We are All Someone’s Villain The hardest pill to swallow is realizing that nobody is a 100% good or bad person. We are both. Depending on whose story is being told, you might be the angel who saved the day, or you might be the villain who caused the heartbreak. You are beautiful to one person and plain to another; a genius to your peers and "clueless" to your critics. Accepting this has changed how I see people. When someone hurts me or acts out, I try to stop seeing them as a "bad person" and start seeing them simply as human. Humans are flawed, inconsistent, and often reacting...
