A short monologue from Katie Jo Finai (Awaken Podcast #94) in which she addresses listeners who are struggling, shares her personal code to 'do good along the way,' and cites an Emily Dickinson quip about small acts (a smile) being potentially necessary to others. The piece is reflective, modest about having answers, and centered on compassionate action.
If there's anybody out there that's listening to this that's going through their own journey and going through their own pain and they're going through their own questioning of what is life or and how can I move on I remember thinking well if I'm going to be here and if I'm going to be here I'm just going to do good along the way and that's really the code of my life. I don't know that I have the answers. I don't know that I have even anything to offer sometimes and at the same time I can do good along the way. And Emily Dickinson, she wrote a really short, short quip that said they might not need me yet they might so I will let my head be just in sight A smile as small as mine might be precisely their necessity and that is really what I have to give. I'm just going to be me and I'm just going to do good while I'm.
