The Weight of Your Words, Part 1

[@seanonel]

Nobody ever came to know the Lord by being punched in the mouth or by losing an argument... Such powerful words for believers. Thank you!

[@RobbieSmith-c6y]

Your Father was the Voice that helped me through so much. Glad To find this today .

[@carolbrown2317]

Thanks for being God's messenger! This message reminded me that words are powerful and my mouth needs gatekeeping. 🤫

[@angelaverbinschii167]

😊😊

[@sophiaentzminger5011]

Good Word!

[@martindekock4719]

👎👎👎👎you rejected the bible as the only word when did you decide to use the bible again you are confusing.

[@seanonel]

Huh?!

[@vladidimir8439]

I’ve never met anyone who put my interest before their interest, except for my parents. Common interests and common stories are what brings us together, not giving away our personal interest for someone else’s. Have you met someone like that? Even the workers in the orphanages and hospitals are there, for their own good. For how they understand it. Because they want to be good, look good, be helpful. It’s again about them. It’s their inner need or a compensatory mechanism. This is not natural, and it puts a burden to bear, which will exhaust the careless believers.

[@tonopahbarry]

In my professional life, I have to put my peer's interest ahead of mine. That is not to say that I don't also have to monitor my own self-care, but if I put my interest ahead of theirs in the professional setting, I won't have a professional setting any more. Ethics. And my take on what Andy was relating wasn't about how I feel, but about how I express myself.

[@vladidimir8439]

@@tonopahbarry - " I won't have a professional setting anymore" - this is where your personal interest comes first. In your professional life you put your peer's interest ahead (maybe a managerial point of view) , in order to fullfill your own professional demand, as YOU will lose if you do otherwise. This is how it is. But then you sell yourself the story of "others first". It's more convenient and morally superior point of view, of course.

[@diannellel2417]

Thanks! This message was here right when I needed it. I appreciate your work. Also, looking at that picture of you as a teen... you remind me of JFK's son... so... not too shabby🙂

[@yourmoveandystanley]

Thanks for sharing, @diannellel2417! We're glad you found us! - the Your Move team