11/04/2025
I heard something the other day that hit me straight in the chest—
it’s not about who’s qualified.
It’s about who shows up.
Who’s willing to learn, to stumble, to try again.
Who doesn’t need to have it all figured out, but keeps showing up anyway—with heart, with effort, with presence.
That kind of person? They grow.
They evolve.
They care enough to keep trying even when it’s uncomfortable.
And while it’s often said in the context of work, the truth is—it applies everywhere.
In relationships. In parenting. In friendship. In healing.
Because the truth is, titles don’t mean much.
A parent, a partner, a friend, a leader… those words don’t guarantee someone will show up for you the way you need.
It’s not the title that makes the difference.
It’s the consistency. The willingness. The effort.
The ones who change everything aren’t always the ones with the credentials or the experience.
They’re the ones who care enough to keep showing up—messy, imperfect, human—and try anyway.
Tell me—when was a time someone showed up for you in a way they didn’t have to?