
About this episode
Do you realize how special you are and how you are making someone else's life infinitely better even if they don't tell you?
It sounds conceited to even say it let alone think it, but what if that is simply our old ways of thinking that we learned from our parents and they learned from their parents.
Focusing on the gift of who we are instead of our shortcomings and all that we're not shifts how we see the world and interact in it.
One of the most selfish things we can do is to focus on our shortcomings because all the focus is on us.
So on this holiday (Easter & Passover) remember that you're a gift.
And you matter.
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