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Planet Earth. You Are A Crew!
I love this. NASA Artemis Astronaut, Mission Specialist Christina Koch, talking about what makes a crew.
When she was originally asked the question several years ago, she mentioned it's about being on a mission, eating and working together.
Now that she's back from 10 days in space with 3 other crew members, she has revised what a crew means to her.
  • The crew is in it, all the time, no matter what
  • They are stroking together, all the time, with the same purpose
  • They are willing to sacrifice silently for each other
  • That gives grace
  • That holds accountable
  • A crew has the same cares and the same needs
  • A crew is inescapably, beautifully, dutifully linked
She then goes on to highlight looking at Earth ๐ŸŒ from a great distance, and while it looked beautiful, the most amazing part was the amount of empty blackness that surrounded it. We're just a lifeboat hanging un-disturbingly in the universe.
Planet Earth. You are a crew.
Considering the name of this community, it's clear that being part of a crew is important to me. Doesn't have to be in a plane, or a boat, or a spaceship. It's a group of people with a mission to accomplish, and that mission can be anything. It can be flying a plane, conducting major surgery, running a busy ER, teaching a class, building a house or even building a Skool community.
In our Skool communities, we live it. Working together, all in, sacrificing silently, bound by the same cares, the same needs, the same mission. Letโ€™s hold each other accountable, give each other grace, and fly - beautifully, dutifully, inescapably linked.
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David East
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Planet Earth. You Are A Crew!
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