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1 I had a moment of inspiration this morning, and looked this up to see if it’s already a thing—it is. I was thinking of the #Ghandi quote to “Be the change you want to see in the world.” I decided to choose a goal each day—well that idea is out there: it’s @ChallengeDay
2Today, my first goal is to edit my thoughts. If I am thinking anyone is somehow less than OK because they don’t think like I do, act like I would, respond in a way I think is appropriate, I will stop
and consider their perspective. I have a related goal—to edit my writing
3I will not write thoughts on social media that imply anyone who is different from me is in any way lesser in the eyes of God. This kind of thinking is the seed of prejudice—I don’t mean racial prejudice, but pre-judging anyone for any reason on false preconceived notions.
This is a change I want to see in the world 
- Day 1.
- Day 1.
Day 2: Today I will practice listening more, and more intentionally. I will speak less, but more intentionally.
Day 3I am being constantly reminded that respect yields respect. Like the story of the wind and the sun trying to get a man to shed his coat, the warmth of the sun
wins over the blasting gust 
of the wind.Be the sun.
Day 4To be the change I want to see in the world, @ChallengeDay, I will check my attitude: is it based in anger? bitterness? self-centeredness? If so, check it at the door.
Day 5We don’t have to be right. There is always something more to learn... something we hadn’t yet considered. @ChallengeDay
As part of my Day 6 commitment to love 
my neighbors, I will stay 6’ away and/or I will wear my 
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my neighbors, I will stay 6’ away and/or I will wear my .
Day 7Calling people idiots does not make you look smart. More often than not, it has the opposite effect. #BetheChange
Day 8People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.- Maya Angelou
Thank you for the reminder, @inkyjohnson
#BetheChange
Day 8.5Be sure that what I post online is kind, honest, authentic, repeatable in a face-to-face setting. People are people, whether I can see them right now or not.
Day 9Those who rumble respectfully in the arena are making much more impact than those who yell criticism from the cheap seats. (Read @BreneBrown Dare to Lead).
Day 10This will be my last post in this thread. It was a therapeutic task.
I will exercise real empathy. This means more than relating—it is, “connecting to the feeling under the experience, not the experience itself.”
-Brene Brown
