How We View What We Do...

"Death and life are in the power of the tongue...[Proverbs 18:21]", so be careful what you say, right?  There's a similar sentiment in the words, "For as he thinks within himself, so he is [Proverbs 23:7].  Both statements make it clear, your perspective is shaped by what you think about you and what you say out of your mouth shapes your outcomes.

Perspective plays a major role in how we interact with others, make decisions, and ultimately, how we navigate this journey called life.  The good news is, we get to choose the approach we take and would do ourselves a great service by choosing to be positive in all of our thinking and doing.

Have you ever mentioned how exhausted you were and noticed you often you found yourself exhausted?  Now imagine that.  I recently heard a pastor say, "Stop calling your significant other "baby" because although it's a term of endearment, you are calling another adult a child and then wondering why they seem to always be nagging and whining."  At the very least it's something to consider.

Our perspective influences the way we interact with others. By being empathetic, we're better equipped to appreciate diverse opinions. When we allow ourselves to lead with empathy, we create a supportive environment where ideas thrive, and relationships flourish.  

"How you view what you do, impacts how you do what you do" and it's within our power to transform our actions, relationships, and overall approach to life. 

by Sonya Swanson

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