Helping Others Feel Better About Themselves
“If you want to feel better about yourself just follow me around all day; I promise that by the end of the evening, you’ll definitely feel better about yourself.”
We don’t have to be anonymous to find meaning and greater happiness in life.
“If you want to feel better about yourself just follow me around all day; I promise that by the end of the evening, you’ll definitely feel better about yourself.”
“Take pictures of the people you love. Record moments with them if you can. Call them a lot. Visit and hug them as often as you can. Tell them you love them until they’re tired of hearing it. Mean it. And perhaps most of all, appreciate them now.”
“Knowing who you are and believing in yourself builds an impenetrable defense against the ignorance of others.”
“When a relationship becomes more like work than it does an intimate connection we need to ask ourselves. Do I really want the job?”
“We should never criticize someone about their behavior. Instead, we can share our observations with the person. I’ve found that an observation is much less hurtful and far more helpful than criticism is.”
“Words have power; they can both help or hurt someone. Hugs have power too, but there’s no chance of hurting someone unless you squeeze too hard.”