A good teacher can be horrible at their craft

I believe that it's possible for a good teacher to be quite mediocre in the area they are teaching. It's also possible for the absolute best of the best in a chosen craft, can be a horrible teacher.

Working on yourself is an incredibly difficult task. It is where you put your attention to, that matters. Many people have achieved their great feats and accomplishments in their chosen craft, because they mastered 'the self' journey: solo. To now teach that, is a very different task. You may say, it's impossible to get into the minds of another person. I agree to an extent. Those who are willing to learn, must be willing to learn. The older I get, the more I realise there is no point to explain something in so much detail to someone, if they are not really willing to listen. To criticise myself, why am I trying to prove something to someone else? I don't need to.

As the 'average' grows in population and in numbers, the ability to communicate your message ACCURATELY is very important. Miscommunication happens SO easily. Even if you try to communicate, miscommunication occurs. Imagine what happens when you don't try. There is no magic. People are simple creatures innately.

Working on yourself while seeing other perspectives, will holistically help you work on yourself (in my opinion). Helping others and building a community is just as much as bettering yourself. At times, we push others to take that first step. At times, we pull others to get them that extra step. And others will do the same. With rapidly increasing population, opportunities and turbulent changes, imagine if we all become selfish and worry about ourselves? Worry about yourself, but not too much. Worry about others, but not too much. It's all a delicate balance: a system one needs to come with their own mind, body and soul.

To trust others truly, is not a light matter. It takes a lot of trust and faith.