 How forgiving are you to yourself? Sometimes we can be harder on ourselves than we are on others. Sometimes we don't believe we deserve forgiveness or even a break.
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 How can you take care of yourself (and others) during these challenging times? I certainly don't have definite answers, but I have some gifts for you. https://mailchi.mp/d5b894cb284a/forgiveness-factor-03_23_2020  In forgiveness, we talk about seeing our offender with "new eyes". What about during this time of uncertainty? How can we look through "new eyes"? Read more at: https://mailchi.mp/237cbaa554…/forgiveness-factor-03_16_2020
 How many times have I gotten stuck in my bitterness waiting for someone to apologize? Maybe you were taught that "forgiveness" starts when the person who hurt you says "I'm sorry". But what happens when they won't say "sorry" or can't say "sorry" or don't even remember they hurt us? Maybe we get stuck.
Read more at: https://mailchi.mp/0aec5893e2d9/forgiveness-factor-03_9_2020  I have an awesome friend/relative that desires to help people be their best selves. One way he encourages people is through sharing "Ripples" (see UnleashRipples.com). As I was reading a Ripple today, I began to ponder how forgiveness can help us be our best selves.
Read more at https://mailchi.mp/e5b054dfdf1b/forgiveness-factor-03_2_2020  As we struggle with people that hurt us, we can sometimes struggle with what they have said about us. I was fortunate to see The Color Purple at the Overture Center in Madison. In the show, Celie is brought up to believe she is ugly and deserving of people's anger and violence.
Read more at https://mailchi.mp/004bab21a791/forgiveness-factor-02_24_20 Originally posted on February 24, 2020.  One place many people struggle to be their best selves is in their car. People who would never be disrespectful any other place find the freedom to gesture, shout, cuss and honk when they are driving.
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