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Why Character Matters

Why Character Matters Character can be defined as who we really are when no one is watching. Without character, all the rules in the world will not stop the many negative situations that arise. Character may be one of the most important and valuable things a person can possess. Why…

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The Healing Power of Acceptance

The Healing Power of Acceptance What do Carl Jung, Buddha, and Alcoholics Anonymous all have in common? They all believe in the healing power of acceptance. As the famous quote used in Alcoholics Anonymous goes, “God Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to…

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What Are Character Strengths?

What Are Character Strengths? Character is the basis of all that makes us who we are. Good character is a general term for someone who displays the qualities that makes someone what is considered to be a “good person.” But what are some of the specific character strengths? Here are…

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Be Who You Want to Be

Be Who You Want to Be In a world with many differing opinions, there is not one way to please everyone. If you are trying to change yourself with the intention of making others like you, you will generally fight a losing battle. When deciding who you are, choose to…

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How to Create Simple Living Routines

How to Create Simple Living Routines Simple living is beneficial in many ways. It can reduce stress, improve health, and bring quality to our relationships. Being free from the burdens of a complicated life allows room to relax, enjoy the priorities in our lives, and not waste time on activities…

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Forgiveness - Highest Form of Love

Setting Personal Development Goals

Setting Personal Development Goals Setting goals for yourself is a great way to be productive and to feel accomplished. But knowing just how to set those goals can be a challenge. You don’t want them to be too simple because you’d blow through those goals in no time, but not…

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The Difference in Reconciliation and Forgiveness

The Difference in Reconciliation and Forgiveness The act of forgiveness doesn’t always lead to reconciliation and vice versa. One isn’t necessarily dependent on the other. You can forgive without having any thoughts about restoring a relationship, and you can reconcile and “agree to disagree” without forgiving the other person. You…

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The Magic of Deliberate Practice

The Magic of Deliberate Practice Have you ever progressed more slowly than you’d prefer? You might feel that you’re putting in more time and effort than the next person, but you can’t seem to get ahead. Science suggests that the road to becoming an expert is found through deliberate practice.…

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Forgiveness Is The Virtue Of The Brave. - Indira Gandhi

Religion and Forgiveness

Religion and Forgiveness Forgiveness is the central focus of many religions – Christianity, in particular. In most religions, forgiveness is practiced without expectations of justice or reconciliation or any apology on the part of the offender. Some religions also preach forgiveness of those who have passed on and therefore, can’t…

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Forgiveness Warms The Heart and Cools the Sting. - William Arthur Ward

Forgiveness Shows Strength of Character

Forgiveness Shows Strength of Character If you can forgive, you’re way ahead in strength of character. It takes courage and commitment to forgive and not seek revenge for every wrong done against you. Forgiveness is a virtue that deals with temperance – and temperance is the action we take against…

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