Tag: kindness
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A Good Heart Changes More Lives Than a Good Brain Ever Could
Having a good heart is far more powerful than simply having a “good brain,” being smart, or highly educated. Intelligence can impress people, but a good heart moves them. When someone leads with empathy, compassion, and sincerity, they create safety, trust, and connection, things no degree or title can replace. A good heart listens instead…
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Marriage Is a Practice, Not a Promise
Speaking from firsthand experience, I went into marriage believing, like most people do, that love alone would be enough to make it last. You don’t walk down the aisle planning for divorce. You expect the commitment to carry itself simply because vows were exchanged. But marriage doesn’t survive on intention alone; it survives on effort.…
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The Quiet Role Empathy Plays in Right and Wrong
People with poor moral character often lack empathy. Empathy isn’t just being nice or feeling sorry for others, it’s the ability to see others as human and to understand how your actions affect them emotionally, mentally, and physically. True empathy acts as a moral compass. It’s what allows someone to distinguish right from wrong not…
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What is sympathy and what is empathy?
I’ve seen quotes circulating that Charlie Kirk said sympathy is a better word to use than empathy. If that’s true, it’s important to note they aren’t the same thing. I think a lot of folks don’t understand the difference between Sympathy and empathy. And, why one is more powerful than the other. To me, sympathy…
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The Other Face of Narcissism
I’ve recently become aware of what a narcissistic personality truly looks like, distinguishing it from the way the term is often casually used online. Ive observed that these individuals often present themselves as helpful and generous, always willing to help. They can be the nicest people in the world. However, the moment they feel hurt,…
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The complexities of Divorce: My Journey to Peaceful Resolution.
Discovering oneself is often journeyed through unexpected paths. For me, it began with a divorce. After a decade of partnership and two years of marriage, followed by eight years of co-parenting, the pursuit of self-discovery took hold. It was a seven-year quest, marked by self-awareness, reflection, and a determination to carve out my happiness independent…
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Why a Woman Shouldn’t Be a Man’s Source of Inspiration.
In a recent podcast episode, I explored a concept that often goes unspoken: a woman should never be the source of a man’s inspiration. And here’s why. I shared two key reasons. First, when a man draws his drive and ambition solely from a woman, that energy is often temporary. The moment he no longer…
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How Stability Shapes Confidence.
Stability… it’s one of those things you don’t always notice until it’s gone. I grew up in a safe environment. There was structure. Predictability. It gave me a baseline of confidence a sense that the world was manageable. That I could trust it and trust myself. But when that environment became unstable, everything changed. Suddenly,…
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Leading from Within: When Intuition Speaks Louder than Strategy.
Over the last several months, I’ve been leaning heavily on logic analyzing, planning, trying to think my way through everything. I told myself it was the responsible thing to do. That being rational, grounded, and methodical was what this season of my life required. So I quieted my intuition. I brushed off those gut feelings,…
The Sacred Shift | Intuitive Guidance With Suzette Lindo 