Common Sense Is Not So Common

Common Sense Is Not So Common

 

         The inherent presence of common sense for most of us gives each of us something incredible to the point of enhancing so much.  But being not so common for some makes the process incredibly challenging.

         When we are ambitious, then relying on a mindset that is true profits immensely who we are.  Thinking sensibly results in many benefits, plus to share with others extends the needed good.

         Having sense means tremendous potential toward so many amazing achievements.  An environment that is cluttered makes it hard to progress in worthwhile directions.

         Recently I heard “Knowledge and education may be expensive, but ignorance is more costly.”  Common sense gives us an advantage that we can overcome obstacles blocking us from moving forward.

         Ease of sensible reasoning takes us to levels exceeding where we may have been led to places that we can accomplish greater tasks.  Isaac Asimov said, “Education is not something you can finish,”  Common sense is not a goal we reach and then we’re done; it’s ongoing forever.