Underpinned by a fundamental dislike of selfies, when tempted to commit an act of vandalism in response to a hairdressing shop called 'It's all about me'; Norman had his thoughts drawn towards a deeper level of self-reflection. Our encouragement came from looking at a few scriptural examples of the same kind of selflessness that Jesus exhibited. Looking under the surface, Norman concluded that in some paradoxical ways, it is all about us in that Jesus died for each and every one, but that our response to this is to live as if it isn't all about us.
