Thanks for this post! The pick-kindness-over-rightness rule is why I was unsuccessfully married once before and am successfully married today. Being right is usually an opinion, not a fact, and there are few justifiable reasons to alienate people over it.
Great quote: "The bigger problem is that labeling another person reflects a certain way of thinking. It comes from a worldview that sees life as a problem to be solved rather than a mystery to embrace." Thanks for your insightful blogs
Rabbi…outstanding insights! ..perhaps for a future list: ‘Thou shalt not be an ingrate’… this might not lead to happiness but would definitely lead to blessedness…שלים
Rabbi…I love your emails!…I always await your next installment.
Thanks for this post! The pick-kindness-over-rightness rule is why I was unsuccessfully married once before and am successfully married today. Being right is usually an opinion, not a fact, and there are few justifiable reasons to alienate people over it.
Great quote: "The bigger problem is that labeling another person reflects a certain way of thinking. It comes from a worldview that sees life as a problem to be solved rather than a mystery to embrace." Thanks for your insightful blogs
Very helpful suggestions — especially for me who, like your brother-in-law, is a Red Sox fan.
Rabbi…outstanding insights! ..perhaps for a future list: ‘Thou shalt not be an ingrate’… this might not lead to happiness but would definitely lead to blessedness…שלים