As I sit and reflect, I find within myself a peculiar impulse: the desire to fix others. I love to dispense advice - how to lose weight, repair relationships, build wealth, or bring about world peace. My words flow easily, my thoughts sharp, as though I possess all the answers. Yet, in truth, this inclination is not born of wisdom but of folly. For in my eagerness to fix others, I often ignore the most important task of all - fixing myself.