some folks say that everything they need to know they learned in kindergarten (i think there’s a book on that

) … well, that may be true for some, but, the bible summed it up best for me, and, then a buddy of mine gave a cliff notes version of the “people skills” part of it pretty well while teachin’ me how to be a manager way back in the day at (again, dating myself!) RadioShack when he taught me about “feel felt found” … it goes something like this … whenever you’re in a situation with someone, think about the way they’re FEELing … remember a time when you FELT like that … finally, remember what you FOUND made the situation better … now, this will make sure that things end better for you and the other person without anyone getting “trampled over” … you could say it’s a little bit like that bigger one that our buddy Jesus taught us about doing to others as you’d have them do to you

… in today’s world, i think we’d all do better to take time to put ourselves in the other “teams” place, if only for a minute, just to see what the view is from there welp, i feel my time is about up, and the last time i felt that way i found the best thing to do was to close out (see what I did there)

… have an AWESOME day !!!

Bible Verses

Matthew 7:7-14 / Matthew 18:21-35

Questions …

Todays passage talks about resolution, but doesn’t talk about “fair” but, many times, WE think about “fair” when trying to come to a resolution, why do you think the bible doesn’t include “fair” in it’s passages ??? / Do you think that the need for “fair” should overcome the need for repairing the relationship ??? / Where does that line get drawn (it’ll be different for everyone in very situation) / One last thing … “Forgive and Forget” usually are together … should they be ???