Mind Your Business

[Geko]

It is none of your business, a jingle we often toss to warn others not to interfere. In a polite context, it means attending to your duty. We are sometimes in situations where we have no other obligation but to mind what may appear to be someone else business. When things go wrong where we are in a position to set them for the benefit of all, it is prudent to do just that. We may overlook a fault elsewhere that can perniciously tiptoe into our quota. In the grand scheme of things, where one is not living alone on a secluded island, we are one another business.

We can be objective in approaching important matters outside and looking beyond the situation or person with the knowledge that in the end, we are in this together, our losses conjoined. 

We see leaders who arise as agents of positive change, their willingness to think outside the box and step outside the safe cocoon. Elegance is refusing to be the cold soul satisfied with a depressing status quo and to adventure beyond the tribe, the village, and into the world.