The title of the video, and this post about it are an exaggeration. That said, the video does a great job at walking you through how to handle disrespect towards yourself and others. You are not the source, you are only the target. First their disrespect is not about you. It can come from several sources, including but not limited
Community can be difficult to find and even more difficult to keep. As Marco says: Communities form, change, and dissolve over time. … We change, too. I didn’t move on from most of those solely because they changed — it was usually because we both changed, and it was no longer a good fit.
I want to tell you something so you can better understand me and so that I don't have to hide behind lies or half truths anymore. I'm sorry that I've lied but this is a difficult thing for most people and especially when you're the one going through it. We all have routines, we go through most of them every
We enjoyed achieving things, meeting goals and such. But more and more I've found we derive happiness from those around us, be they fleeting or anchors in our lives. It's not about the monuments we build or the things we create. It's about letting our emotions flow into those around us, changing their lives with your own. For every action.
The other day I was driving and it was pouring down rain. I was driving more carefully as the weather demanded it, but not everyone was. I got frustrated with the people that were driving fast, tailgating or rubber necking at accidents. And this was a long three and a half hour drive in the rain so I got frustrated
This morning a co-workers car wouldn't start so I gave him a ride. No biggie, nothing any normal person wouldn't do in my place. Sure I was already at work at it was almost 8 but what was I going to say, "no"? So 2 o'clock rolls around and he's asks if when I drop him off I can jump
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