Drop the mask and just be yourself! So important as most everyone are pretenders. In our work we find the happiest of people living on the streets.
Even today, this morning we went out to drop soup and bread for them and there was not one word of negativity. Only thank you's and blessings to us.
Makes one think doesn't it?The one thing that I like in this whole story Sir @janton is to "be yourself"
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Yes sir, it sure does make one think! I agree, people will tell sooner or later is you are wearing a mask and not being genuine and honest, then your efforts to get close to them fail anyway.
Genuiness always wins the prize.
Blessings!We teach care in the trauma course Sir @janton.
I agree sir papilloncharity. Otherwise it's a con game and sooner or later the con is discovered and the truth comes out.
Blessings!Most in life are con games Sir @janton and we walk amongst mine fields as innocent lambs to be slaughtered some time or another.
That's a pretty scary way to put it sir papilloncharity! lol. It's true we have to be very cautious in who we deal with and don't rush into anything.
Toxic souls lie in wait like ravenous wolfs around every corner my friend.
The rich is wise to avoid them, but in our line of work we encounter them almost at every turn. That's the reason why they are not rich. The "poor me" and "why me" mentality drive them to pull all others down that they encounter.
Blessings!
Very treacherous waters for ministries down there isn't it? That is a shame.