The Plain Facts

Being a priest doesn’t mean you don’t sin.

Being a doctor doesn’t mean you can’t be diagnosed.

Being a counsellor doesn’t mean you’re always mentally stable.

Being a teacher doesn’t mean you don’t need to keep learning.

Being a chef doesn’t mean you know every recipe.

Being imprisoned doesn’t mean you’re guilty.

Being a parent doesn’t mean you always know what’s best.

Being educated doesn’t mean you’re wise.

Being wealthy doesn’t mean you’re fulfilled.

Being in a relationship doesn’t mean you’re loved.

Being silent doesn’t mean you have nothing to say.

Being strong doesn’t mean you’re not hurting.

Being busy doesn’t mean you’re productive.

Being kind doesn’t mean you’re weak.

Being vocal doesn’t mean you’re heard.

Being spiritual doesn’t mean you’re immune to struggle.

Being a leader doesn’t mean you don’t need guidance.

Being respected doesn’t mean you feel worthy.

Being surrounded doesn’t mean you’re not lonely.

Titles and professions don’t exempt people from the very experiences they guide others through. It’s a reminder that expertise doesn’t mean perfection—it means growth, understanding, and the humility to keep evolving.

Rare Diamond