Assign It To "Good Intentions".
By Bob "RealMan" Timm, Owner of Ward Co Notary Services retired RE Broker
(Ward County Notary Services)
Thanks to Timmothy's comic strip today I found some wonderful perspectives on intended behavior.I've assumed positive intent with every person I've encountered. Not only did it enabled me to become a better human being, also, in most cases has benefitted the other person. Dux Raymond SyBe aware: When you catch yourself assigning negative intent to someone, take a step back and breathe.Assuming positive intent can be healthy for relationships, and some say it can lead to less stress and happier people around you.I "intend" to apply positive intent to others actions, today and in the future.
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