Check out this video:
http://www.values.com/inspirational-stories-tv-spots/106-basketball
Speaking of humility! Wow! Just think about how much better this world would be if all of us humbly told the truth, even when it is hard.
When people are virtuous and govern themselves, there is no need for external government, right? As Thomas Jefferson said, "If men were angels, there would be no need for government." That would be cool :)!
I also came across this article about relationships. Ouch. This humility stuff can be painful!
"Oh, Is That What You Meant?"
(Oh, wait. It's humbling.)
http://www.values.com/inspirational-stories-tv-spots/106-basketball
Speaking of humility! Wow! Just think about how much better this world would be if all of us humbly told the truth, even when it is hard.
When people are virtuous and govern themselves, there is no need for external government, right? As Thomas Jefferson said, "If men were angels, there would be no need for government." That would be cool :)!
I also came across this article about relationships. Ouch. This humility stuff can be painful!
"Oh, Is That What You Meant?"
(Oh, wait. It's humbling.)
EXCERPT: "Many
people fail to understand one another because they are more interested
in being right than in discovering their companion’s feelings and
developing a stronger relationship. So in their conversations they spend
a great deal of time trying to convince their spouse that their point
of view is correct. They don’t stop to see the world from the other’s
perspective.
"This attitude often shows up as couples work out the seemingly small matters of their life together.
For
example, one husband is in the habit of leaving his socks on the floor.
His mother always picked up after the members of her family as a way of
serving them. His wife, on the other hand, expects her husband to clean
up after himself. She finds his attitude demeaning. After a heated
argument, the wife gives in. The immediate problem is solved; they have
established a way to keep the house clean. But the real issues—the
wife’s wanting to feel important and respected as a person, and the
husband’s desire to have a wife who shows her love through service—have
not been mentioned. Neither grows in understanding of the other, and the
real problem remains."
See the article for the exciting resolution :)...
See the article for the exciting resolution :)...
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