The next time a simple question crosses your path—
an email, a request, a child’s “Why?”—
pause.

Breathe.
Ask gently:

“IS THIS THE WHOLE STORY?
OR AM I MISSING THE FOUR EGGS STILL WAITING IN THE BOX?”

Because the world doesn’t need faster answers.
It needs truer ones.

And that begins—
not with a shout,
but with a sigh of release,
a slowing of the breath,
and the quiet courage to say:

“LET ME READ IT AGAIN.”

—
With gratitude for the wisdom hidden in ordinary things.