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Humble yourself and listen! #torah
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All your workers, your boss, they'll all
of the people are going to tell you
your negai'im.
And you need to be humble enough to
listen what other people are telling
you.
You're loud.
You're inappropriate. You're late. You
promise, you don't fulfill. I mean,
whatever. Listen, don't get angry. Don't
get upset.
Filter it. Accept first of all the
criticism and say, "Maybe it's true,
maybe it's not."
Somebody accused me now for something.
The reality is that they didn't even
accuse me. They just said something not
nice and whatever. And and I was like,
"Okay, let me let me think. Maybe I
promised that person something." No.
Maybe I
owe that person something. No.
Maybe I said something wrong. Maybe I
did something wrong. Trust me, I did a
lot of
chew vine in my mind. I came to the
conclusion, my heart is clean. I didn't
do nothing to this person.
I don't know why. I don't know who. I
don't I didn't do nothing. I'm good.
That's it. I'm clean.
Why is it so important for you to live
by en adam ore negia atzmo, that you
can't see the dirt on yourself, cuz then
you welcome the right criticism from the
right people and you know how to better
yourself and you know how to refine
yourself.