Samuel discusses how to win in recovery from infidelity.
That's what I gained from this. Often times I try to catch a phrase or come up with one to help me remember something. Here, there were two: Be humble, or be humbled. How you respond dictates your degree of success or failure. Quite honestly, it would be funny if it weren't sad- in my mind, I often think, "he needs to be more humble", yet it turns around on me and says, "let The Holy Spirit take care of him; you just worry about your own log." I also learned recently from a counselor, how your body feels (tense muscles, frowning face, quickened heartbeat...) greatly impacts not only HOW you respond, but how your response is PERCEIVED by the other person as well.
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