The most difficult lie I have ever contended with is this: life is a story about me.
In Donald Miller's book, "Blue Like Jazz," he explores the challenging belief that life revolves solely around individual experiences and desires. This notion, that one's life is a narrative solely focused on oneself, can lead to feelings of isolation and undervalue the interconnectedness of human experiences.
Miller suggests that embracing a broader perspective can enrich one’s understanding of life. By recognizing that life is not just about personal narratives, individuals can...