Say, “I Don’t Know.”
There is no embarrassment in saying, “I don’t know.” A wise man has enough humility to recognize the limits of what he knows—and enough curiosity to go looking for the answer.
There is no embarrassment in saying, “I don’t know.” A wise man has enough humility to recognize the limits of what he knows—and enough curiosity to go looking for the answer.
Sometimes Brotherly Love is as simple as making sure another person knows his thoughts have value. Ask someone whose voice you don’t hear often, “What do you think?”
Unfinished work has a way of occupying more space in our minds than the work itself requires. Choose one small thing you’ve left undone—and finish it today.
Sometimes the answer to prayer isn’t a changed situation, but a changed man standing in the same situation. Before asking for the outcome you want, ask God for wisdom.
Sometimes two good people are simply standing on opposite sides of a silence, each waiting for the other one to cross it. Be the one who crosses it.
Sometimes we don’t need another lesson. We need to return to the one we haven’t finished living. Spend a few quiet minutes today with a source of truth that has already helped shape your life.
Don’t save your best words about a Brother for a day when he cannot hear them. Tell one Brother today how his life or example has made a difference in yours.
Before today becomes yesterday, ask more than what you accomplished. Identify one thing that changed the way you think, act, or understand yourself.
Experience gives us much to teach, but humility keeps us willing to learn. Let someone teach you something today—regardless of their age, experience, title, or position.
Sometimes kindness means seeing what needs to be done and doing it before someone has to ask. Find one small way to make another person’s day easier.