One Good Apple

Recently, I had an interesting conversation about the concept of one good apple.

We often focus on the impact of one bad apple in a work culture or relationship and how that can cause all the other apples around the bad one to decay and smell bad. What’s the solution? Remove the bad apple, then all the other apples magically don’t break down over time?

No, the reality is that apples all become bad apples without proper storage, care, and consumption. Getting rid of the bad one is not always the answer. Today, I want you to consider the impact of one good apple.

One act of selflessness, one right decision, or one courageous act can make an impact on all the other apples around you.

Are you that one good apple?