Daily Nugget - Sensitivity

Sensitivity is an awesome characteristic.

It can be either our greatest ally….or our worst enemy.

The outcome depends how we channel it.

Our sensitivity can:
1. Aid us by making us aware of the needs of others.

2. Equip us to make better decisions about relationships ,business ventures and even the conversations that we entertain.

3. Also be our enemy, when it is channeled inwardly. It can cause us to misinterpret the comments, intentions and motives of those around us. When sensitivity is coupled with focus on self, it can damage our self esteem, our view of others and plants seeds of insecurity.

In the grand scheme of things, we are better off focusing on how we can contribute to the well being of others, instead of focusing on ourselves. When this happens, we will that one of two scenarios will occur:

1. We become our own worst critics.

2. We may think we are better than others.

Both outcomes are unhealthy and untrue.

The moral of the story: we must be sensitive to, and focus on, others. As we do this continually, God will eventually begin to solve the issues that we may seem unsolveable.

Have a swagnificent day party people!

Dr.W.D.

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Daliy Nugget #286 - The Ugly Duckling.

Good morning, party people. Today's Daily Nugget may be one that we all can relate to. For those of can, this post will serve as a source of great encouragement and instruction. I will now begin.

Relationships - The Workplace.

Happy April Fools to you!

I have chosen this day to share this relationship nugget for a very specific reason, that I will delve into, momentarily.

Relationships - Are you on display............or hidden?

Ladies, this part is dedicated to you.

Relationships - Are you too sexy to be faithful?

Are you buckled up? Cool. Here we go.

Relationships - Are you being mistreated?

The treatment that we receive from others is a direct result of what we permit them to say or do in our presence. There may have been a number of things that triggered the wrong behavior: gossip, verbal disagreement, or an offense that was picked up from another person. However, we cannot allow the unresolved issue to persist.