Love is stronger than pride…

When we work hard and achieve goals, it is natural to feel good about ourselves and be prideful. On another aspect of pride (relationships, friendships) it’s not always a great thing. When you know you’re wrong when it comes to the people you love, pride should not be your choice of action.
Would you consider someone who doesn’t listen to someone because of their pride, even though they may be wrong, to be a good thing? I tend to have too much pride sometimes when it comes to my husband. I think it has helped our relationship over the years, but it’s not a good thing all the time. Example: In the past if he made me upset I’d want to call him but my pride wouldn’t let me. My pride made me believe he’d be there no matter what happened. This easily could have went the other way and we wouldn’t have been together right now if he didn’t fight for our relationship. Follow your heart and don’t be superciliousness knowing you can lose someone you love.
Another way of looking at this is how do you use your pride, to what end is it a source of false confidence, or a genuine sense of accomplishment. I take pride in my website, but by far I don’t think I’m the best blogger. I’m always willing to learn as much as I can from anyone.
There are two types of pride: arrogance and confidence. We have to be mindful to stay towards the confident side of pride because it can be the downfall of many great people.
Tip of the day: “Always approach decisions of the heart with caution” -B:}



Wearing: 6 year old Janette dress, Gucci Heels, Prada Bag.
Thanks to my assistant that’s been helping me this summer. 🙂
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