Consider Humanism

I consider Humanism a lot. 

It’s my life philosophy. 

Whenever I have a decision to make, I think, what is the right thing to do? What is the moral thing to do? 

What is going to give me the best chance of achieving the right and moral thing and help me be successful all at the same time?

What I consider to be good and moral is informed by my Humanism.

I am willing to do the hard work of thinking through my options to prioritize my ethics in my decision making because my Humanism is an active part of my consideration of any problem. 

Humanism, to me, is not an abstract philosophy.

It’s an active practice that reminds me to be the best most ethical person I can be.

And to do and be good, I have to consider my impact on others. 

I have to actively consider my impact on humanity.

That’s what it means to consider Humanism.