Faith And Actions

If you care about someone, make them a priority. Make them a priority not just when it is easy, but when it is difficult as well.

If you care about someone, show up for them when you say you will. Show up for them when they least deserve it, because that is when they need it the most.

One way to avoid them is to “assume the burden of the conversation,” One might use self-disclosure to change the topic, and say, ‘Golf isn’t my thing, but I really like to cycle.’ Or, if someone asks about something sad or bad, throw the conversational ball back and say, ‘I just can’t talk about ...

When someone makes a rude comment and then says, “I’m just being honest,” it isn't always constructive criticism or even true.

Someone who gives you genuinely constructive criticism is actually rooting for you. If you respect this person & know them to be genuine, you will ...