Knowing When to Speak and When Not to Speak

We face many situations where we feel like we need to say something, it is always good to think before you let the words out, think about the consequences, and how it can affect the other party, because once you say something, you can not take it back.
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[@shishirsingh3507]

To sum up the video in to words ----never speak anything that your ego is pushing you to speak out of emotion or anger

[@drshellkinggmailcom]

I tend to have a temper which is problematic in a medical director. I struggle with walking away all of the time but this is a valuable skill.

[@lionlionelle5806]

So inspirational! Great topics and explanation!

[@noshtaf1687]

No matter what you say or how you say it its going blow up, married to a covert narcissist, diagnosed after 17 years of marriage. Theres no way out

[@unknowntosociety01]

There is and I hope you find the courage to act on it and leave that abusive relationship

[@lohdoris6229]

It's your life of his. Why will you remain so miserable when you could be a so happy alone or someone else? I was in this situation for almost five years and ended up so weak physically, depressed and very sick. I left taking our two boys with me today I have picked up all my broken pieces and moving on so happily, fulfilled and peaceful. He came begging for us to get back together two years ago after being married with another lady for two years . I was so amused by his trying very hard to convince me but my happiness matters most and I will never be ill treated nor belittled by a sick person. If I had died then what would have been the fate of my children who were just babies then. To hurt me further he never calls nor ask after the children but they are very happy in my parents huge and happy home in another town in Cameroon. I'm fifty may next year and so full of energy and joy that I literally sing all the time. My revenue collector at the youth center where I work has the same manipulative and narcist behaviour but I have dealt with her accordingly so much so that she is bound to respect me . I have no mercy dealing with these people. I am firm when dealing with them because as a super Empath, they always want to do me dirty. My X write's but I give him short replies like, thanks, wow, gorgeous, incredible..... We meet sometimes in town and I just greet him casually and go my way. I noticed that he's becoming obsess but that's non of my business. I'm very prayerful and so involved in church work. I have been helping out so many people stock in this kind of relationship. If you must stay in the relationship then consult a physiatrist but I will advice you to leave and start from scratch no matter your age.

[@noshtaf1687]

Only Dua

[@christopherhahn1320]

good stuff

[@ifeanyiekeoma3432]

Thank you.

[@britneysmalling2362]

this helps you a mind blowing man

[@waheedk8]

How to speak when your brother or family members are scolding you

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