Motivational
Minute
Let Kids Live
Let’em live with humor; they’ll learn
To
make people laugh.
Let’em live with mercy; they’ll learn
To be helpful.
Let’em live with confidence; they’ll
Learn to strive
for great things.
Let’em live with care; they’ll learn
To be compassionate.
Let’em live with praise; they’ll
learn
To lift up not tear down.
Let’em live with the truth; they’ll
learn
To be courageous and bold.
Let’em live with security; they’ll
learn
To trust.
Let’em live with encouragement;
They’ll learn to never
give up.
Let’em live with approval; they’ll
Learn to like themselves.
Let’em live with friendship; they’ll
Learn to be loyal.
Let’em live with grace; they learn
To be forgiving.
Let’em live with faith; they’ll learn
To be at peace.
Getting Along With People
- Keep skid chains on your tongue. Say less than you think.
Cultivate a soothing voice. How you say it often means
more than what you say.
- Make promises sparingly and keep them faithfully, no
matter what the cost.
- Never lose an opportunity to say a kind word to or about
somebody.
Praise work well done, regardless of who did it.
- Be interested in others, their pursuits, their homes
and their familys. Let everyone you meet, however humble,
feel you regard him as important.
- Be cheerful. Keep the corners of your mouth turned
up. Hide your
worries and disappointments under a smile.
- Keep an open mind on all debatable questions. Discuss,
but don’t
argue. It is a mark of a superior mind to disagree and
remain
Friendly.
- Let your virtues speak for themselves and refuse
to discuss the
shortcomings of others. Discourage gossip by changing the
subject.
- Have a respect for the feelings of others. Wit and
humor at the
expense of a friend is never worth it.
- Pay no attention to destructive remarks and personal
attacks on you.
Live so that no one will believe them. Remember, a common
cause of
backbiting is a dissatisfaction with oneself.
- Don’t be concerned about your "just due." Do
a good turn for the
sake of being helpful.
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