Two Christian Tips I Have for Growth

[jennifer_bloom]

I remember my university professor told us scientific research indicates that children are more creative than adults and that creativity always declines with age.

I know that when I was a child I viewed the capacity for enjoyment and the capacity for suffer to be both endless and limitless while now I believe that both pleasure and pain have limits.

One issue I think explains the lack of creativity is that people are identifying and viewing each other by their flaws and not by their talents.

Are you judging the fashion model by her lack of education and not by her devotion to health and fitness?

Are you judging the priest by his lack of athleticism and not his bible knowledge?

Are you judging the doctor by his second rate English and not by his knowledge of chemistry and physics?

Are you judging the professor by his charm and beauty and not by his knowledge about life?

Everybody has personal gifts and personal weaknesses and judging others harshly might boost the ego but it will not open the doors of learning in your life.

Don’t compete with the expert, learn from him.

Don’t mock the failure, learn from him successes.

Don’t belittle the wicked, learn from his failures.

When you wanted to be the best and somebody else wins the prize, thank God for putting a mentor into your life, don’t chaff that your no longer the top dog.

Life is far more beautiful when you celebrate people instead of grieving over them.

[Jjpayne]

I totally agree, it's always good to have the proper prospective and the desire to learn over the desire to judge