We all do it. We sit and wonder why some people have more but aren't grateful and or show no respect for having such. When we take note of such behavior we tend to forget there are those doing the same to us. Just because you aren't on a pro sports team and or have buckets of bucks flooding the bankers floor doesn't mean your personal gifts in other peoples eyes don't also draw the same I want that picture. A good example is serving at the homeless shelter. While you spent the afternoon watching others play in their moments of glory the men or women you're serving at the shelter look at you behind the counter realizing you're going home to a comfortable bed and will have breakfast lunch and dinner tomorrow. Same story is true when you sit with a child not grasping the wisdom required to read properly. The new walk should be to think of yourself wearing a pair of contact lenses. When you have a pair in you can move your eyes around and see things. Now shift to a pair of glasses. In order to see you need to move your entire body to look around or you get dizzy. Yes the grass is green on the other side of the fence. It's also very green where you stand. Turn around and inspire someone to grow with you in forward motion.