Keeping Quiet Keeps the Peace

Keeping Quiet Keeps the Peace

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Choose Peace Over Proving a Point

Some people aren't looking for a resolution...they're looking for conflict. Instead of constantly defending yourself, over-explaining your boundaries, and engaging with someone who thrives on fighting, choose to walk away. Protect your peace over trying to prove a point.Today's e ...  Show more

It's a Blessing to Be Misunderstood

The reason people don't understand you, is the same reason you don't understand them. Sometimes being misunderstood is actually a blessing...especially when it comes from people who have a different heart, a different mindset, or completely different goals in life than you.Trying ...  Show more

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