What I now know is that my desire to…

Page 4. What I now know is that my desire to be able to fly was actually a desire to be unique. I wanted something that would express my singular identity. I imagine most of us had similar dreams and fantasies as children. The tragedy is that we let go of those dreams instead of understanding their message that the message that each one of us has a unique contribution to bring to the world.

— from Who Is Flying (Self, Nature & Nurture)

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