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PRO-ACT OR RE-ACT: Loving Yourself
Tip 10: Love your neighbor as yourself. (Mt. 22:39) First, let’s respond to God gift of life by loving ourselves deeply so that our neighbors benefit when we respond to God’s great command to love them. Guarantee – the world will be a better place for all of us. Love yourself!!! …and a little child shall lead them (us). (Isaiah 11:6)
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PRO-ACT OR RE-ACT: Knowing True Love
Tip 9: This is love: not that we have loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the payment for our sins. (John 4:10)
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PRO-ACT OR RE-ACT: Sleep Helps
via GIPHY Tip 8: Figuring all this out can be wearying. A little sleep usually helps; sometimes even a lot is o.k.
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PRO-ACT OR RE-ACT: Guidance V.S. Criticism
Tip 7: Letting other people in to guide our response is a good idea. Letting other people confuse our response is a bad idea. Knowing the difference ain’t easy….
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PRO-ACT OR RE-ACT: Knowing What to Open, and What to Delete
Tip 6: Knowing what to open, and what to delete in today’s mis-information glut is key to discerning correctly what is really being thrown at us.
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PRO-ACT OR RE-ACT: No Response Can Be the Best Response
Tip 5: Ducking and letting others fight it out is an acceptable response – more often than we think. No response can be the best response.
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PRO-ACT OR RE-ACT: Figuring Out the Right Response
Tip 4: At times we need to press the hold and mute buttons until we figure out the right response. Treading water has saved many a life!
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PRO-ACT OR RE-ACT: Success
Tip 3: The better we respond the happier and more successful our lives are.
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Pro-Act or Re-Act: Life’s Gifts & Burdens
via GIPHY Tip 2: Did we even start our own lives? Hint: Think mother & father! Our first response to the light of life was to cry; letting the world know we had arrived. Soon after, life’s gifts and burdens offer opportunities for more varied responses.
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Pro-Act or Re-Act: A 10 Point Counter-Intuitive Response
For Type “A’s” & Everyone Else NOT SO MUCH – IJS !!! Tip 1: Life is much more about responding to what is thrown our way; much less about our throwing the first pitch.
