The simplest things can be some of the most perplexing things to understand. At least that is the way I feel.

Last night, I saw one of my favorite artists, Polo G, perform at a concert. It was something that I had been waiting for months to go to and experience. While I was standing there, I realized how truly great humans are.

Not only did the man performing less than 20 yards away from me make music that people loved enough to spend money on a ticket to see him rap; he came up with this music out of his personal experiences. His wrong doings. His mistakes. His greatest moments. His worst moments. 

He created something universal that all types of people can relate to.

However, the most important take away to me to be where your feet are. Often times a cliché and overused statement, but something that holds so much truth and validity.

I could feel the base in my body. I could hear him and thousands around me sing the songs I love most. I could feel the thousands of people around me. 

While something as small as attending a concert may not require any afterthought, it can also highlight what the human body, and mind, is truly capable of.  

We should learn to appreciate the finer things. (Also one of my favorite songs by Polo G)