There is a fire inside you. How you tend it determines whether it warms you or consumes you.

When a fire is weak, a breeze can snuff it out. When it is uncontrolled, it burns everything in a conflagration.

Tending this fire is a daily act—nurturing it with care and keeping it from burning out of control.

That fire might be your drive to create, your hunger for change, or the anger you carry in silence.

A passion for justice unchecked can turn into a riot. An enthusiasm crushed turns us hopeless.

Even when the winds around are strong or the oxygen is scarce, the fire is still yours to keep alive.

Only you can feed that flame.