True friends speak the truth, even when it’s uncomfortable. They won’t always agree with you, but they will always work toward what’s best for you. Appreciating the courage it takes to say hard things with love protects both your friendships and your future.
One Crucial Lesson Every Parents Needs to Master
Parenting well means knowing when to step in—and when to step back. Step in when they can’t handle it on their own.Step back when they can. Shielding our kids from every struggle can hinder their growth. Some lessons have to be lived before they can be learned.
One Important Reminder When You’re Gathered Around The Christmas Tree
It’s easy to get so caught up in getting just the right presents for the people on our list that we forget to give them the most valuable gift—our presence. Don’t get wrapped up in what’s wrapped up under the tree. Focus on the people around the tree, and the Savior who came to be … Continue reading One Important Reminder When You’re Gathered Around The Christmas Tree
What to Remember When Preparing Food for Christmas
The food you serve doesn’t have to be gourmet to be good. Paper plates, takeout, and simple snacks your kids will actually eat won’t make Christmas any less special. Don’t make yourself so tired preparing food in the kitchen that you can’t enjoy fellowship around the table.
Why Admitting When You’re Wrong is Always The Right Thing to Do
If you can’t admit when you’re wrong, people won’t trust you when you’re right. Owning mistakes shows you care more about what’s right than your ego. No excuses.No blaming.No buts. Truth builds trust—and trust strengthens relationships.
One Simple Tip To Help You Ask Better Questions
Starting a question with “Why?” often makes people shut down. It sounds like criticism, not curiosity. “How did you decide that?” or“What’s behind that feeling?”creates space for understanding. “Why?” makes people feel cornered.“How?” and “What?” help them feel like you’re in their corner.
Jeff McClung 