FamChikamu

It’s easy to point a finger at someone else, isn’t it? When we’re hurt, mad, or frustrated, it’s easy to blame the entire thing on the person who caused us pain. But remember, for everything we see wrong in someone else—for all the blame we put on them—there’s something in ourselves we can work on as well. Nobody is perfect, so rather than focusing our energy on what we want to fix in others, we should focus it on what we can do for ourselves. How can we become better friends, better family members, better people? Let’s put our energy there! This week, instead of looking at what you want from others, practice developing those things in yourself.