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Greg Baer
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Changing Baby Diapers
In the process of raising five children from babyhood—two arrived later in their early teens from a second marriage—I changed thousands of diapers. They were wet, messy, and sometimes smelly and nasty to a degree I would not have thought possible. But I actually enjoyed the task. It was just part of the calling of being a parent. It was a way to love these little children, and because I knew they’
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“They become so obsessed with their supply that they ignore their friends, their jobs, the needs of their children, and their own health. Addicts are blind to everything but their own needs.”
― Real Love in the Workplace: Eight Principles For Consistently Effective Leadership In Business
― Real Love in the Workplace: Eight Principles For Consistently Effective Leadership In Business
“Without Real Love, we’re already in the worst kind of pain, and we’ll go to great lengths to keep ourselves safe from experiencing more pain. If we can’t have genuine acceptance, we can at least do everything in our power to avoid more disapproval. One way to minimize the risk of criticism and pain is to avoid doing anything unfamiliar. So we stay in the same boring, dead-end jobs, attempt to learn nothing new, and continue in stagnant, unrewarding—but predictable—relationships. When we’re not being actively injured by something or someone, we confuse that safety with real happiness.”
― Real Love: The Truth about Finding Unconditional Love & Fulfilling Relationships
― Real Love: The Truth about Finding Unconditional Love & Fulfilling Relationships
“Most relationships fail because we become angry and blame our anger on something our partner did or did not do. We need to remember that our anger is actually a reaction to the feelings of helplessness and fear that result from a lifetime of struggling to survive without unconditional love. Getting angry and assigning blame may give us a fleeting sense of power that momentarily relieves our fear, but those feelings originate within us, not with our partner’s behavior.”
― Real Love: The Truth about Finding Unconditional Love & Fulfilling Relationships
― Real Love: The Truth about Finding Unconditional Love & Fulfilling Relationships
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