
When Self-Importance Becomes a Problem
Practice humility today. Start with some easy ideas: Thank someone for their contribution to a joint project; let someone else talk more than you do in the conversation; serve yourself last at a meal.
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Practice humility today. Start with some easy ideas: Thank someone for their contribution to a joint project; let someone else talk more than you do in the conversation; serve yourself last at a meal.

Pay attention to the things you taste and smell today, and at bedtime reflect on your three favorites. Pray for all those in the world who are suffering because of Covid-19 or any other illness.

Pay attention to the background chatter in your mind today. Catch yourself when self-criticism starts up, and replace it with thoughts of God’s love.

Life is constantly changing, always in flux. Luckily God’s love is the one thing we can count on never to change.

The Bible has advice on everything under the sun, even the words we speak. We can use its guidance to forge more peaceful interactions with others.

One morning I watched a snowy egret. She stood patiently in the shallow water of the sound—nearly motionless for almost an hour.

Over the years, I’ve worked out a plan to quiet critical voices in my head with these four questions.
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