I've read a few really good books on how to communicate better with folks; if you're interested or curious, shoot me a message and we can chat a bit.
Meantime, I hope this helps folks become more self-reflective. A conversation always has at least two participants, and you can control the way others perceive you to a much larger degree than one might think.
One of the most impossible things for a human to do is to be self-aware of their own shortcomings and character defects. An endless supply of examples for your essay.
The inclusion of this mirror you talk of is one of the great additions to my worldview when I gave it over to Christ to build and change according to His purposes. Conversion to Christianity had a number of benefits like that…restored self-worth, clear purposes in life, and a built-in conflict resolution through forgiveness and grace.
This certainly contains a lot of wisdom.
I've read a few really good books on how to communicate better with folks; if you're interested or curious, shoot me a message and we can chat a bit.
Meantime, I hope this helps folks become more self-reflective. A conversation always has at least two participants, and you can control the way others perceive you to a much larger degree than one might think.
I think what's crazy is how little control over the conversation that we actually have.
One of the most impossible things for a human to do is to be self-aware of their own shortcomings and character defects. An endless supply of examples for your essay.
Thank you Michael.
I'm glad you liked it and yes, it is one of the most challenging things to do especially when we don't like what we see!
Meaningful personal Change only occurs when the pain of the current situation exceeds the fear of the unknown.
Very true.
The inclusion of this mirror you talk of is one of the great additions to my worldview when I gave it over to Christ to build and change according to His purposes. Conversion to Christianity had a number of benefits like that…restored self-worth, clear purposes in life, and a built-in conflict resolution through forgiveness and grace.