Not all fires are created equal.

Napalm burns as hot as 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 to 30 seconds, just enough time to incinerate everything it comes into contact with. Hardwood, on the other hand, burns long and slow, warming a winter-chilled home deep to its bones.

We must always be aware of what's fueling our fire.

Jealousy, insecurity and inadequacy are all tremendous fuel. They will burn as bright and as hot as napalm. But, they're unsustainable––if not outright destructive to you and those around you.

Love, purpose and generosity are another fuel. They won't burn as bright and as hot as their more staggering counterparts. But, they can heat a home, a community, a little corner of the world.