Are You Good at Forgiving - Wellbeing Wisdom Tiny Bites Podcast
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Are you good at forgiving? If so, that’s a sign that you are an emotionally intelligent, mature person. If not, that’s ok – it just means you have a little bit of personal growth you can work on.
You might not have thought about it like this – there are new things for you to practice forgiveness about nearly every day. Any time we’re around people, things happen that we don’t prefer. Use the little things to build your forgiveness muscles – if someone darts into the lane in front of you, say and mean, “that’s OK, I probably would have let you in anyway.”
Anything that irritates you is something you can practice forgiveness about. Forgiving doesn’t mean being foolish – forgive, and set a new boundary if you need to, or strengthen one you’ve already set. Forgiving people means you don’t let their poor behavior ruin your day, and it doesn't mean you have to tolerate their behavior again.
Get good at forgiving – it’s one of the best gifts you could ever give yourself.
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