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Robyn McCollum retweeted
You never know what somebody had to push through just to show up today. Be kind. A little patience, a little grace, and a little understanding can make a bigger difference than you realize.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Intelligent people have no friends. Or maybe just one or two. The thing is... they observe too much. They notice the little things most people miss. The change in your tone. The energy behind a compliment. The difference between what you say and what you "actually" do. The intentions behind carefully chosen words. They observe patterns. Read behaviours like a book. They can sense whether you're pretending, or being genuinely happy for them. They don't say it. But trust me, they know.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Sometimes all you can do is acknowledge that you cared, meant well and tried your best, then let yourself move forward.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Good people have high levels of empathy, but once that empathy is exhausted, they switch to a state of objective observation. They see you for exactly who you are, without the filter of their love. This is why their anger feels so cold, it is the absence of the warmth you took for granted
Robyn McCollum retweeted
To strongly disagree with someone, and yet engage with them with respect, grace, humility and honesty, is a superpower.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
The older I get, the less impressed I am by status, money and appearances. I notice kindness, loyalty and how people make others feel.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
One of the best feelings for an introvert is slipping out of a social event without anyone noticing, driving home in complete silence, and feeling more at peace with every mile
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Speak these 5 things every morning:
1. I will be at my best.
2. I will do what it takes.
3. I will win this day.
4. I will serve others.
5. I am grateful for another chance.
@PastorMikeJr
Robyn McCollum retweeted
"Apologizing does not always mean you are wrong and the other person is right.
It means you value your relationship more than your ego."