Affirmations:
I appreciate and honor all differences.
I trust myself to play my part in the circle of humanity.
I live my unique purpose with gratitude and grace.
I honor the one I am.
We each have our
own learned style, abilities, personality needs, areas of excellence, etc.
Some like attention.
Some like results.
Some like to be
busy.
Some like applause.
We all receive
Love differently.
Some prefer quality
time.
Some prefer
affection.
Some prefer positive
words.
Some like gifts.
Some prefer acts of
service or helpfulness.
Everyone works
differently.
Some are slow and
methodical.
Some are fast and
spontaneous.
Some need lots of
direction and encouragement.
Some want to have
projected delegated and then be left alone.
Everyone
expresses differently.
Some prefer to take
their time and think about what to say.
Some prefer to say
what is on their mind with no hesitation.
Some prefer to only
way what is positive and kind.
Some prefer to say
it all and see what happens.
We all have
something to strive for or save.
Some try to save
effort and like to take the easy way.
Some want to save
time and act busy and efficient.
Some want to save
relationships, because friendship means a lot.
Some try to save
face and hate to look bad or getting caught without data.
Everyone relies
on their own most learned powers to rely on.
Some rely on charm
and their winning ways.
Some rely on
competence, knowing their strong enough to wing it.
Some rely on
acceptance and the ability to please others.
Some rely on their
expertise and their ability to bring more data.
This simple list may
identify some of your differences.
Promoting Style is outgoing, optimistic, enthusiastic,
impulsive, persuasive and emotions.
Controlling Style takes charge, solves problems, likes
challenges, is decisive and results oriented.
Supporting Style is a great listener, patient, loyal, team
player, service oriented and predictable.
Analyzing Style is accurate, seeks quality, logical,
analytical, fact finder and systematic.
There are many
facets to the makeup of our learned differences,
Each one of us
represents an important piece of the whole.
Without you playing
your part, the needs of the whole would not be met.
Somewhere we need to
focus on the value of our difference and honor each other.
When we recognize
we are all aspects of the greater good, we will stop feeling unsafe.
When we get along
and stop negating or disintegrating we will see we are all connected.
When we realize the
value of each part, we can start to fully trust and appreciate the ALL.
Let us first honor
our own uniqueness and then extend respect and gratitude to all parts.
Bless us all for our
differences.
Trusting you
remember you are perfect just as you are.
There is
nothing you need to do or make, give or have, teach or learn, to be worthy of
Perfect Love.
Betty Lue