Not everyone is here to be the loudest in the room. Not everyone fights for attention. And yet, those who move quietly, who know themselves without needing to prove it, are just as powerful—maybe even more so.

This week’s parsha, Yitro, reminds us that Mt. Sinai wasn’t the tallest, flashiest, or most famous mountain—but it was the one that was chosen. It didn’t need to demand attention. It just existed in its own quiet strength.

If you’ve ever felt like the world rewards those who shout the loudest while overlooking those who move through life with quiet confidence, remember this: worth isn’t measured in volume. You don’t need to be the biggest presence to matter. You don’t need to campaign for belonging. You are already enough.

Some mountains go all out for the spotlight. Others just are. And sometimes, that’s exactly what the world needs.