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Wisdom of it All

Stop and find the right Balance – Overtalking- Crossing Line.

Proverbs Chapter 10

Verse 17

People may tell a man that he is wrong. If he listens, he will live. But the man who refuses to listen is making a big mistake.

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Listen more!

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Listening to others is a valuable trait that can lead to growth and development. When individuals are open to feedback and willing to consider alternative perspectives, they are more likely to make informed decisions and avoid potential pitfalls.

And, stubbornly rejecting constructive criticism can hinder personal and professional progress, ultimately leading to missed opportunities and misunderstandings.

Therefore, it’s crucial for individuals to embrace the wisdom that comes from attentive listening and to remain open-minded in the face of differing viewpoints.

Stop and find the right Balance – Overtalking – Crossing Line.

Proverbs Chapter 10

Verse 18

Some people say what is not true. They hide the fact that they hate other people. Anyone who says false things about other people is a fool.

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Some people have a tendency to fabricate falsehoods, (in other words lie) concealing their true feelings of animosity towards others (envy, jealousy). It is indeed foolish to spread untrue and malicious information about others, as it reflects poorly on the character of the individual doing so.

This behavior not only damages the reputation of the person being targeted but also speaks volumes about the integrity and values of the perpetrator.

It’s important to cultivate a culture of honesty and respect, and to refrain from engaging in deceitful and hurtful actions towards others. Do you look at people side-eye when they come to you with hurtful gossip about someone else?

Stop and find the right Balance – Overtalking – Crossing Line.

Proverbs Chapter 10

Verse 19

The more you talk, the more possible it is for you to sin. If you are wise, you will keep quiet.

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Stop and think before you talk.

Stop and find the right Balance – Overtalking -Crossing Line.

This idea highlights the importance of careful communication and the dangers of speaking too much. The advice to stay quiet can be seen as a suggestion to be careful and thoughtful in speech, especially when speaking could lead to bad results. It also suggests that being quiet and thinking things through can be better than speaking out.

This proverb reminds us to think about the effect of our words and be aware of the potential for unintentional harm when we speak without thinking. It emphasizes the importance of silence and self-reflection as an alternative to speaking without wisdom and control.

By following the wisdom in this statement, we are encouraged to be more aware of how our words can impact others. This encourages mindfulness and understanding of how language affects our relationships.

Stop and find the right Balance – Overtalking -Crossing Line.

Summing It Up

Application of Proverbs Chapter 10 Verses 17, 18, and 19

When you talk less and listen more it reduces the chance to lie on others.

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