What will you do with the stories entrusted to you?
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What will you do with the stories entrusted to you?
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#3The most important shift I’ve made in my life was when I started approaching conversations with the attitude that the other person could teach me something, no matter who it is. Sometimes it takes some digging, but I’ve found it to be true.
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#7Thank you for this.
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#8This is really apparent if you've ever worked in retail, specifically small stores with few customers at a time. One of the parts I loved about working at vape shop was talking to people.
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#9I’m a little drunk and I have not even read the article but I was discussing this very thing with my friends. We have so many stories and we are each going through so much struggle individually. Why can’t we be kind and considerate of each other?
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#10I’m a little drunk and I have not even read the article but I was discussing this very thing with my friends. We have so many stories and we are each going through so much struggle individually. Why can’t we be kind and considerate of each other?
From Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens:
> Crowley, a demon: [during Jesus's crucifixion] What has he said that made everyone so upset?
> Aziraphale, an angel: Be kind to each other.
> Crowley: Oh yeah. That'll do it.