Day 3 of my 31 day of Fearlessness Campaign. Find out how to live your life with integrity, be honest and put a halt to any lying you find yourself involved in.
Elevate Your Mind Tip #6 Practice EmpathyCicely Majeed
What you do when someone opens themselves to you and shares their heart with you or gets emotional about something they are experiencing is huge. It can make or break your relationships. It is important that if you truly care about someone that you use empathy with them every chance you get and that means every day. Find out how important empathy is and how it can help you elevate your mind. Then grab two free very important gifts to help you practice empathy with the loved ones in your life.
What is Truth? Essay
Truth Essay
Truth Telling in Todays Society Essay
Telling The Truth Analysis
Truth Is Truth
The Truth Essay
Importance Of Telling The Truth
Elevate Your Mind Tip #6 Practice EmpathyCicely Majeed
What you do when someone opens themselves to you and shares their heart with you or gets emotional about something they are experiencing is huge. It can make or break your relationships. It is important that if you truly care about someone that you use empathy with them every chance you get and that means every day. Find out how important empathy is and how it can help you elevate your mind. Then grab two free very important gifts to help you practice empathy with the loved ones in your life.
What is Truth? Essay
Truth Essay
Truth Telling in Todays Society Essay
Telling The Truth Analysis
Truth Is Truth
The Truth Essay
Importance Of Telling The Truth
In 2019, we conducted a landmark generational study in conjunction with 747 Insights and Collaborata to gain a better understanding of Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers in the USA. Aided by technology, media, politics and more, we saw generational values shifting at a faster pace than we’ve ever seen before.
One thing we discovered is that each generation has a deep appreciation for authenticity. In our newest research, we aimed to learn more about those perceptions, as well as what types of generational differences exist when it comes to brands and authenticity.
We interviewed 404 people across four generations using our AI qualitative moderator. We asked participants to define authenticity as it relates to people and relationships, work, school, and social media, and in terms of brands.
" Thou hypocrite, cast out first the beam out of thine
own eye, then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the
mote out of thy brother's eye." — Matt. 7 : 5.
THIS saying is what is usually called a hy-
perbole. That is to say its effect is de-
rived from a conscious and evident ex-
aggeration. A straw in the eye is impossible^
a beam is outrageous. Were we quite honest
with ourselves, should we not find it equally
exaggerated as a moral judgment ? We escape
by restricting it to the Pharisees. But the
Pharisees were not specially the object of it,
and, moreover, they were quite respectable,
religious people like ourselves. We should
never forget that it is precisely a judgment on
the Pharisees that may specially concern us
nominally Christian people. In that case
would you not utterly reject and even utterly
resent the description as a simple and final ac-
count of yourself and your neighbor? Your
fault is not a beam, and, with all charity, his
is not a mote. Every one has faults, and you
may be a little quicker to detect them in other
people than in yourself, for that is human nature.
The Insufficiency of Honesty From a bookbyStephen .docxjmindy
The Insufficiency of Honesty
From a book
by
Stephen L. Carter
A couple of years ago I began a university commencement address by telling the audience that I was going to talk about integrity .The crowd broke into applause. Applause! Just because they had heard the word "integrity": that's how starved for it they were. They had no idea how I was using the word, or what I was going to say about integrity, or, indeed, whether I was for it or against it. But they knew they liked the idea of talking about it.
Very well, let us consider this word "integrity." Integrity is like the weather: everybody talks about it but nobody knows what to do about it. Integrity is that stuff that we always want more of. Some say that we need to return to the good old days when we had a lot more of it. Others say that we as a nation have never really had enough of it. Hardly anybody stops to explain exactly what we mean by it, or how we know it is a good thing, or why everybody needs to have the same amount of it. Indeed, the only trouble with integrity is that everybody who uses the word seems to mean something slightly different.
For instance, when I refer to integrity, do I mean simply "honesty"? the answer is no; although honesty is a virtue of importance, it is a different virtue from integrity .Let us, for simplicity, think of honesty as not lying; and let us further accept Sissela Bok's definition of a lie: "any intentionally deceptive message which is stated." Plainly, one cannot have integrity without being honest (although we shall see, the matter gets complicated), but one can certainly be honest and yet have little integrity.
When I refer to integrity, I have something very specific in mind. Integrity, as I will use the term requires three steps: discerning what is right and what is wrong; acting on what you have discerned, even at personal cost; and saying openly that you are acting on your understanding of right and wrong. The first criterion captures the idea that integrity requires a degree of moral reflectiveness. The second brings in the ideal of a person of integrity as steadfast, a quality that includes keeping one's commitments. The third reminds us that a person of integrity can be trusted.
The first point to understand about the difference between honesty and integrity is that a person may be entirely honest without ever engaging in the hard work of discernment that integrity requires.; she may tell us quite truthfully what she believes without ever taking the time to figure out whether what she believes is good and right and true. The problem may be as simple as someone's foolishly saying something that hurts a friend's feelings; a few moments of thought would have revealed the1ikelihood of the hurt and the lack of necessity for the comment. Or the problem may be more complex, as when a man who was raised from birth in a society that preaches racism states his belief in one race's inferiority as a fact, without ever .
THE INSUFFICIENCY OF HONESTYStephen L. Carter (Atlantic Monthl.docxcherry686017
THE INSUFFICIENCY OF HONESTY
Stephen L. Carter (Atlantic Monthly, Feb. 1996, p.74-76)
A couple of years ago I began a university commencement address by telling the audience that I was going to talk about integrity. The crowd broke into applause. Applause! Just because they had heard the word "integrity;" that's how starved for it they were. They had no idea how I was using the word, or what I was going to say about integrity, or, indeed, whether I was for it or against it. But they knew they liked the idea of talking about it.
Very well, let us consider this word "integrity." Integrity is like the weather: everybody talks about it but nobody knows what to do about it. Integrity is that stuff that we always want more of. Some say that we need to return to the good old days when we had a lot more of it. Others say that we as a nation have never really had enough of it. Hardly anybody stops to explain exactly what we mean by it, or how we know it is a good thing, or why everybody needs to have the same amount of it. Indeed, the only trouble with integrity is that everybody who uses the word seems to mean something slightly different.
For instance, when I refer to integrity, do I mean simply "honesty"? The answer is no; although honesty is a virtue of importance, it is a different virtue from integrity. Let us, for simplicity, think of honesty as not lying; and let us further accept Sissela Bok's definition of a lie: "any intentionally deceptive message which is stated." Plainly, one cannot have integrity without being honest (although, as we shall see, the matter gets complicated), but one can certainly be honest and yet have little integrity.
When I refer to integrity, I have something very specific in mind. Integrity, as I will use the term, requires three steps: discerning what is right and what is wrong; acting on what you have discerned, even at personal cost; and saying openly that you are acting on your understanding of right and wrong. The first criterion captures the idea that integrity requires a degree of moral reflectiveness. The second brings in the ideal of a person of integrity as steadfast, a quality that includes keeping one's commitments. The third reminds us that a person of integrity can be trusted.
The first point to understand about the difference between honesty and integrity is that a person may be entirely honest without ever engaging in the hard work of discernment that integrity requires: she may tell us quite truthfully what she believes without ever taking the time to figure out whether what she believes is good and right and true. The problem may be as simple as someone's foolishly saying something that hurts a friend's feelings; a few moments of thought would have revealed the likelihood of the hurt and the lack of necessity for the comment. Or the problem may be more complex, as when a man who was raised from birth in a society that preaches racism states his belief in one race's inferiority as a fact, w ...
The 3rd Chapter.
Part III like The Godfather.........but better!
This is the Brillzdom Book
Chapter Three
Brillzdom Can't Stop.
Won't Stop.
It does not even know HOW to stop.
Blessed.
Brillzdom Explained.
Brillzdom Visualized.
Brillzdom for the People.
brillzdom.tumblr.com
To this day.......you love it.
Meeting new singles out in the real world during COVID-19 feels practically
impossible. With social-distancing and venue capacity restrictions in place, you may
be asking yourself “how exactly am I supposed to do it?” People are now even more
unlikely to welcome a stranger walking up to them at a cafe, or on the train, so the
chance of meeting someone out in the real world seems impossibly slim because it is.
I’m sure you’d also agree that you don’t really want to be involved with a selfish &
irresponsible random that is ultimately putting your health at risk if they approach
you anyway, right? This sounds like the ultimate sucky situation, so what can we
singles do instead?
Have you ever experienced the relief when a car
alarm that has been going off for the last hour,
stops?
Suddenly you can take a breath and think clearly
again.
But, if it isn’t a car alarm it is some other distraction
that’ll keep us out of our heads.
I love distraction because the reality is that it
stops me from thinking. More specifically, it stops
me from thinking about myself.
I like to keep it light because sometimes it is hard
to deal with myself. I don’t want to have to ask
(and answer) questions like, “why am I where
I’m at?”, “am I happy and do I even know what
will make me happy?”, “why am I not achieving
my goals?”.
Because if I’m forced to answer these questions I
might not be happy with what comes out.
I may just come to the realisation that I’m 100%
responsible for the how my life has turned out.
And, when I have nobody to blame but myself …
that’s a bitter pill to swallow. Because once you
come to that realisation that there’s nowhere to
hide, then you have to deal with yourself. And,
that can be hard.
Thus, I keep myself busy so that I don’t have to
face the reality of what I have created … my life.
Theologian Frederich Buechner puts it more
eloquently than I ever could, “We shy away from
introspection because however fearful the surface
seems, we fear the depths still more.”
Of course we fear the depths and try and keep
things light and on the surface. But, it is only
when we go deep that we can really figure things
out for ourselves.
And, when we truly plumb the depths of our
hearts and souls and realise that, yes, we really
are 100% responsible for creating our world, it
can be quite liberating.
Because if we’re 100% responsible, we have the
power to change any situation we’re in right now.
So, if you’re not happy with something in your
life, you have the choice to do something about it
right now.
Take yourself off the grid for a while and shut the
‘alarm’ off so that you can come to grips with
who you really are.
Have the courage to go deep so that you can turn
your life from superficial to stupendous. The
journey is worth it, I promise you.
18 ways founders can recognize the divine moments & seize itEmmanuel Omikunle
Sometime we founders and entrepreneur need divine moments. So after experiencing a very important divine moment in my life, I knew I had to give back. I hope it helps you on your journey. Enjoy
Matters of the Heart/Relating and LovingCicely Majeed
Find out the different ways we all that enjoy the company of a significant other, can be mindful of some major things that can make or break your involvement especially around this time of year. Merry Christmas!
Circle of Love Activity for September.docxCicely Majeed
Here are the details for any youth advocates interested in recording a video or audio to encourage, inspire and motivate our youth going back to school in middle school and high school. View details about Circle of Love at www.rainbowuniversepageants.com/circle-of-love
In 2019, we conducted a landmark generational study in conjunction with 747 Insights and Collaborata to gain a better understanding of Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers in the USA. Aided by technology, media, politics and more, we saw generational values shifting at a faster pace than we’ve ever seen before.
One thing we discovered is that each generation has a deep appreciation for authenticity. In our newest research, we aimed to learn more about those perceptions, as well as what types of generational differences exist when it comes to brands and authenticity.
We interviewed 404 people across four generations using our AI qualitative moderator. We asked participants to define authenticity as it relates to people and relationships, work, school, and social media, and in terms of brands.
" Thou hypocrite, cast out first the beam out of thine
own eye, then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the
mote out of thy brother's eye." — Matt. 7 : 5.
THIS saying is what is usually called a hy-
perbole. That is to say its effect is de-
rived from a conscious and evident ex-
aggeration. A straw in the eye is impossible^
a beam is outrageous. Were we quite honest
with ourselves, should we not find it equally
exaggerated as a moral judgment ? We escape
by restricting it to the Pharisees. But the
Pharisees were not specially the object of it,
and, moreover, they were quite respectable,
religious people like ourselves. We should
never forget that it is precisely a judgment on
the Pharisees that may specially concern us
nominally Christian people. In that case
would you not utterly reject and even utterly
resent the description as a simple and final ac-
count of yourself and your neighbor? Your
fault is not a beam, and, with all charity, his
is not a mote. Every one has faults, and you
may be a little quicker to detect them in other
people than in yourself, for that is human nature.
The Insufficiency of Honesty From a bookbyStephen .docxjmindy
The Insufficiency of Honesty
From a book
by
Stephen L. Carter
A couple of years ago I began a university commencement address by telling the audience that I was going to talk about integrity .The crowd broke into applause. Applause! Just because they had heard the word "integrity": that's how starved for it they were. They had no idea how I was using the word, or what I was going to say about integrity, or, indeed, whether I was for it or against it. But they knew they liked the idea of talking about it.
Very well, let us consider this word "integrity." Integrity is like the weather: everybody talks about it but nobody knows what to do about it. Integrity is that stuff that we always want more of. Some say that we need to return to the good old days when we had a lot more of it. Others say that we as a nation have never really had enough of it. Hardly anybody stops to explain exactly what we mean by it, or how we know it is a good thing, or why everybody needs to have the same amount of it. Indeed, the only trouble with integrity is that everybody who uses the word seems to mean something slightly different.
For instance, when I refer to integrity, do I mean simply "honesty"? the answer is no; although honesty is a virtue of importance, it is a different virtue from integrity .Let us, for simplicity, think of honesty as not lying; and let us further accept Sissela Bok's definition of a lie: "any intentionally deceptive message which is stated." Plainly, one cannot have integrity without being honest (although we shall see, the matter gets complicated), but one can certainly be honest and yet have little integrity.
When I refer to integrity, I have something very specific in mind. Integrity, as I will use the term requires three steps: discerning what is right and what is wrong; acting on what you have discerned, even at personal cost; and saying openly that you are acting on your understanding of right and wrong. The first criterion captures the idea that integrity requires a degree of moral reflectiveness. The second brings in the ideal of a person of integrity as steadfast, a quality that includes keeping one's commitments. The third reminds us that a person of integrity can be trusted.
The first point to understand about the difference between honesty and integrity is that a person may be entirely honest without ever engaging in the hard work of discernment that integrity requires.; she may tell us quite truthfully what she believes without ever taking the time to figure out whether what she believes is good and right and true. The problem may be as simple as someone's foolishly saying something that hurts a friend's feelings; a few moments of thought would have revealed the1ikelihood of the hurt and the lack of necessity for the comment. Or the problem may be more complex, as when a man who was raised from birth in a society that preaches racism states his belief in one race's inferiority as a fact, without ever .
THE INSUFFICIENCY OF HONESTYStephen L. Carter (Atlantic Monthl.docxcherry686017
THE INSUFFICIENCY OF HONESTY
Stephen L. Carter (Atlantic Monthly, Feb. 1996, p.74-76)
A couple of years ago I began a university commencement address by telling the audience that I was going to talk about integrity. The crowd broke into applause. Applause! Just because they had heard the word "integrity;" that's how starved for it they were. They had no idea how I was using the word, or what I was going to say about integrity, or, indeed, whether I was for it or against it. But they knew they liked the idea of talking about it.
Very well, let us consider this word "integrity." Integrity is like the weather: everybody talks about it but nobody knows what to do about it. Integrity is that stuff that we always want more of. Some say that we need to return to the good old days when we had a lot more of it. Others say that we as a nation have never really had enough of it. Hardly anybody stops to explain exactly what we mean by it, or how we know it is a good thing, or why everybody needs to have the same amount of it. Indeed, the only trouble with integrity is that everybody who uses the word seems to mean something slightly different.
For instance, when I refer to integrity, do I mean simply "honesty"? The answer is no; although honesty is a virtue of importance, it is a different virtue from integrity. Let us, for simplicity, think of honesty as not lying; and let us further accept Sissela Bok's definition of a lie: "any intentionally deceptive message which is stated." Plainly, one cannot have integrity without being honest (although, as we shall see, the matter gets complicated), but one can certainly be honest and yet have little integrity.
When I refer to integrity, I have something very specific in mind. Integrity, as I will use the term, requires three steps: discerning what is right and what is wrong; acting on what you have discerned, even at personal cost; and saying openly that you are acting on your understanding of right and wrong. The first criterion captures the idea that integrity requires a degree of moral reflectiveness. The second brings in the ideal of a person of integrity as steadfast, a quality that includes keeping one's commitments. The third reminds us that a person of integrity can be trusted.
The first point to understand about the difference between honesty and integrity is that a person may be entirely honest without ever engaging in the hard work of discernment that integrity requires: she may tell us quite truthfully what she believes without ever taking the time to figure out whether what she believes is good and right and true. The problem may be as simple as someone's foolishly saying something that hurts a friend's feelings; a few moments of thought would have revealed the likelihood of the hurt and the lack of necessity for the comment. Or the problem may be more complex, as when a man who was raised from birth in a society that preaches racism states his belief in one race's inferiority as a fact, w ...
The 3rd Chapter.
Part III like The Godfather.........but better!
This is the Brillzdom Book
Chapter Three
Brillzdom Can't Stop.
Won't Stop.
It does not even know HOW to stop.
Blessed.
Brillzdom Explained.
Brillzdom Visualized.
Brillzdom for the People.
brillzdom.tumblr.com
To this day.......you love it.
Meeting new singles out in the real world during COVID-19 feels practically
impossible. With social-distancing and venue capacity restrictions in place, you may
be asking yourself “how exactly am I supposed to do it?” People are now even more
unlikely to welcome a stranger walking up to them at a cafe, or on the train, so the
chance of meeting someone out in the real world seems impossibly slim because it is.
I’m sure you’d also agree that you don’t really want to be involved with a selfish &
irresponsible random that is ultimately putting your health at risk if they approach
you anyway, right? This sounds like the ultimate sucky situation, so what can we
singles do instead?
Have you ever experienced the relief when a car
alarm that has been going off for the last hour,
stops?
Suddenly you can take a breath and think clearly
again.
But, if it isn’t a car alarm it is some other distraction
that’ll keep us out of our heads.
I love distraction because the reality is that it
stops me from thinking. More specifically, it stops
me from thinking about myself.
I like to keep it light because sometimes it is hard
to deal with myself. I don’t want to have to ask
(and answer) questions like, “why am I where
I’m at?”, “am I happy and do I even know what
will make me happy?”, “why am I not achieving
my goals?”.
Because if I’m forced to answer these questions I
might not be happy with what comes out.
I may just come to the realisation that I’m 100%
responsible for the how my life has turned out.
And, when I have nobody to blame but myself …
that’s a bitter pill to swallow. Because once you
come to that realisation that there’s nowhere to
hide, then you have to deal with yourself. And,
that can be hard.
Thus, I keep myself busy so that I don’t have to
face the reality of what I have created … my life.
Theologian Frederich Buechner puts it more
eloquently than I ever could, “We shy away from
introspection because however fearful the surface
seems, we fear the depths still more.”
Of course we fear the depths and try and keep
things light and on the surface. But, it is only
when we go deep that we can really figure things
out for ourselves.
And, when we truly plumb the depths of our
hearts and souls and realise that, yes, we really
are 100% responsible for creating our world, it
can be quite liberating.
Because if we’re 100% responsible, we have the
power to change any situation we’re in right now.
So, if you’re not happy with something in your
life, you have the choice to do something about it
right now.
Take yourself off the grid for a while and shut the
‘alarm’ off so that you can come to grips with
who you really are.
Have the courage to go deep so that you can turn
your life from superficial to stupendous. The
journey is worth it, I promise you.
18 ways founders can recognize the divine moments & seize itEmmanuel Omikunle
Sometime we founders and entrepreneur need divine moments. So after experiencing a very important divine moment in my life, I knew I had to give back. I hope it helps you on your journey. Enjoy
Matters of the Heart/Relating and LovingCicely Majeed
Find out the different ways we all that enjoy the company of a significant other, can be mindful of some major things that can make or break your involvement especially around this time of year. Merry Christmas!
Circle of Love Activity for September.docxCicely Majeed
Here are the details for any youth advocates interested in recording a video or audio to encourage, inspire and motivate our youth going back to school in middle school and high school. View details about Circle of Love at www.rainbowuniversepageants.com/circle-of-love
Happy Holidays! It's the most wonderful time of the year! I love these two songs and they make me remember just how special this holiday season is every time it comes around every year. Thanksgiving is for gratitude with your family and friends while grubbing on delicious home cooked dishes. Christmas is the season of giving, love and laughter and presents while we remember Jesus our savior's birth! So it's the perfect time to spread the love around the circle of the earth and give to those that cannot give to themselves! Check out some activities you can participate in or start in your community!
Happy Holidays! It's the most wonderful time of the year! I love these two songs and they make me remember just how special this holiday season is every time it comes around every year. Thanksgiving is for gratitude with your family and friends while grubbing on delicious home cooked dishes. Christmas is the season of giving, love and laughter and presents while we remember Jesus our savior's birth! So it's the perfect time to spread the love around the circle of the earth and give to those that cannot give to themselves! Check out some activities you can participate in or start in your community!
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This is the Rainbow Universe Pageants brand new partnership program for like-minded individuals, business owners, government officials, law enforcement, celebrities and youth to partner with us to join us on our mission to make sure all of our youth are on the road to excellence in life. We have 17 different partnership opportunities. Check them out, choose your level of partnership that resonates with your heart song for youth excellence and become a partner today!
Apologizing is so important to healthy relationships. I can't say it enough. If you are not able to say you are sorry for a wrong doing or for a mistake that you made then your relationships will suffer and die. People need to know that you are sorry and they need to know that you mean it. If you don't take the time to say you are sorry for something you may have done to hurt another person then you have a lot of work to do on yourself before you get involved in any way with anyone else. If we tell our children to say they are sorry for hurting a friend and we can't do it as adults something is very wrong with that picture. Find out how important it is to apologize for any wrong you have inflicted on anyone you are in relationship with and feel better about yourself, and strengthen your bonds.
This is a Messages to Mankind revelation. It comes from my ministry to the world about how to prepare for the New Jerusalem and be ready to enter into a Utopia we all have been waiting for. Find out how important it is to read the book of Revelations in the Bible and be ready for what lies ahead.
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Gentleman, if you want to really know how to approach and treat a woman and keep her by your side here is how you do that. She is a rose and you need to treat her that way along with every other woman you encounter in your day to day actions. Find out how to do that in this article.
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What Would You Do Campaign - Indigo for Knowledge, Truth & Higher Level Thinking
Fearless honesty
1. FearlessHonesty
Today I wantto talkabout beinghonestandthatmeansineveryway,shape andform. My Bible verse of
choice isfoundinExodus20:19 “Thou shaltnot bearfalse witnessagainstthyneighbor.”Thisisthe
ninthcommandmentsothatmeansit’sof highimportance tohow youlive yourlife. Honestyisalways
the bestpolicybutsometimeswe cangeta little scaredabouttellingthe truth,the whole truthand
nothingbutthe truth, sohelpus God.Whenit comesto connectingwithpeopleandexpressingyourself
sometimesyoumaywanttoelaborate ondetails,ormake upstoriesthatare not true to lookbetter
than youthinkyouare. Sometimes,youwanttogetout of a situationandto youthe bestway to dothat
isto tell a little white lie.It’snormal,asIsaidinmy lastarticle,none of us are perfect.We make
mistakesandthat’sok because if youare wise youwill learnfromthose mistakes.Unfortunately,we live
ina worldfull of perfectionistswhocan’tstandto make a mistake orhave anyone findoutthat they
made a mistake or didsomethingwrongsotheylie aboutit.Iactuallylove hearingstoriesof frailties,
weaknesses,mistakes,mishaps,andfailuresbecause itletsme know Iam talkingtoa real personwhois
still growingandblossominginlife andtheyare still alive. Ican’twaitto see how thingsturnout for
themaftertheymade the mistakesoradmittedtheirweaknesses.Thisiscause forcelebrationbecause
youhave overcome. Whenyoumake a mistake,hopefullyyouhave learnedfromthatmistake and
won’tmake itagain and youhave enoughself-esteemandself-worthtoknow thatyouare still ok,you
are a decentpersonwithroomforgrowth.
I meanif you go to a jobinterview andthe interviewerasksyouif youhave any questions,don’tmostof
youask “Is there roomfor growth?” I hope yousaidyes,because youwantto grow inthe companyyou
workat. No one wantsto be boredat work,stayingstagnantanddoingmonotonoustasksthatdon’t
give youa sense of purpose inyourcareer;so you wantto worksomewhere youcangrow. If youwant
your jobto have roomfor growthwhynot make sure you yourself have roomforgrowth.Thatmeans
trial and error,right?Yes, indeed.Thatiswhatlife isall about,trial anderror,learningandgrowing.And
whenyougetold youcan lookback on yourlife andtell yourgrandchildren,“guesswhatIdidthat
wasn’tso smart.But my little one,Ilearnedalotfromthat situationorcircumstance.Iam a betterand
wiserperson.”Andyourlittle grandchildwill know,that,hey,it’soktomake a mistake here andthere
because Iwill learnalesson fromit. My grandpaor grandma did.
So,if I go throughlife tellingpeopleliesaboutwhoIam or what I have done inlife thenIcan’t possibly
grow fromthat. I won’tfeel verygoodaboutmyself.Infact,as youknow,whenyoulie youhave to
rememberthe lie tokeepitgoing andincase someone shouldaskyouaboutitlater.If youforgetyour
lie thenpeople won’ttrustyou,youcouldrepel peopleandtheywill avoidyou.Whenyouare honest
aboutsomethingandletgoof the fearof beinghonestabout it,youlifta heavyloadoff of your
shoulders.Yousleepeasy,andyougo throughlife knowing,hey,youmaynotlike thistruthIhave to tell
youor youmay notaccept me whenI tell yousomethingaboutwhatIdidor whoI am, but that’sok.
2. That meansyouwere not meantto be inthat person’slife andtheywere notmeanttobe in yours.It
alsomeansthat youknowhowto attract the rightpeople intoyourcircle andyou are satisfiedand
happywithyourrelationshipsbecause youcantrustthe people youinteractwithandtheyknow they
can trust youbecause youare an honestpersonforthe mostpart. If youhave done somethingthat
couldharm or has harmed anotherperson,whetheritisemotionally,physically,spiritually,ormentally,
I stronglysuggestyouletthemknowwhatyoudidso youcan letitgo, forgive yourself andallow the
otherpersonroomand time to forgive you.How inthe worldwill youknow if the people inyourlife are
worthspendingtime withandtheyare genuine peoplewhotrulylove youif youare nothonestwith
themand yourself? If youhave alreadytoldabigfat lie or continue tolive adishonestlife andyoujust
don’tknowhowto get outof it,ask God for help.Thatiswhat God isthere for,to helpyoudeal withlife
and do the rightthing.I don’tbelieve anyone wantstogothroughlife thinkingaboutthingstheyhave
done to hurt anotherpersonoverandoveragainto the pointof psychosisordepression,orsome crazy
addictiontoescape the internal painof whattheyhave done.So,make ityour businesstopractice
fearlesshonesty.Don’tworryaboutthe outcome,rememberyourreputationandyourcharacterare far
more importantthanwhat anyone couldeverthinkof you. That’syourintegrity,that’spriceless. What
youthinkof yourself ismore importantandif youare livingalie or live yourlife tellingliesoverandover
again,youmay not wantto live withyourselfanymore. Startthisbrand new yearoff rightwitha clean
and honestslate andbe real to the people youencounter,becausethatisbeautifulandattractive.You
won’tspenda life tryingtofigure outwhoyouare at 45 or 52 because youhave beentellingyourself
and otherpeople youare someone thatyouare not.If youhave said somethingtosomeoneabout
somethingyoudidanditwasn’ttrue,be boldandcontact themto setthe recordstraight.Yes,it could
endthe relationship andyoumayevengetintrouble,that’sreality,butyouwill feelbetterthatyou
were honestaboutitand youcan move forwardand remembernottoeverdo itto anyone new that
comesintoyour life again. The Bible saysinLuke 8:17 whatishiddenwill be revealedone day.That’s
God’struth, that’snot a joke.Doyou wantit to be revealedlaterandhave growingangstaboutit or
wouldyouratherget itoff your chestnow so youcan be free?Choose freedom! Be real,be bold,be
honest,be fearlessaboutwhoyouare.Itlooksgoodon youhoney!
Whenyouget a chance take a lookat thisarticle about versesinthe Bible regarding lyingandhonesty
https://www.biblestudytools.com/topical-verses/bible-verses-about-honesty-and-integrity/ Itwill
encourage youif youare struggling withthisfear.