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trackman11 · 61-69, M
So much easier to see “good” in others I think. We know ourselves too well and thoughts, motivations and insecurities prevent people from believing they are “good”.
No matter what someone thinks, actions are what I would use to determine “good”. Words are interesting because they can do good or hurt in certain situations, but the best words without consistent action are worthless.
I think for myself, when I am careful with words, consistent with what I do and “others-centered” I am at my best, but don’t feel comfortable calling myself “good”.
No matter what someone thinks, actions are what I would use to determine “good”. Words are interesting because they can do good or hurt in certain situations, but the best words without consistent action are worthless.
I think for myself, when I am careful with words, consistent with what I do and “others-centered” I am at my best, but don’t feel comfortable calling myself “good”.