Hello readers,
During my workshops I love to ask
people to share one unique thing about themselves. I ask this because I love to
find out what “else” is that person interested in. One thing I have learned is
people are multi-faceted, meaning they may have a passion for one thing but
they dabble in a lot of things. For example, I’ve had people share with me they
love to garden, read, surf, play ice hockey, shop, and even collect shoes. I
love to hear the quirkiness in people, because I believe it defines the person
and sets them apart from the rest of the world. I have learned to not say that
someone has too many shoes or that fact that someone wants to bear hunt is
weird. Why? Because I realize people need something to do, they need an outlet.
One step to help become a better person is to value people for who they are and
not for what they do (a core value at my church), even if it does not make sense
to you.
Your thoughts are welcome…
MJW
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