I believe we have an overwhelming impact on the self esteem of those people who are closest to us. Hopefully, your spouse is the closest person to you.

Do you have a habit of criticizing or complementing your spouse?

Because of the emotional power of your relationship, you do heavily impact the maintenance or deterioration of your partner’s self worth. Self esteem or the lack thereof affects behavior in many ways, some subtle and some obvious.

One of the most wonderful things you’ll ever be for your loved one is an enthusiastic cheer leader!

Are you willing to treat your spouse in a positive, not negative manner?

If not today, when?

How do you define a “bad day” in your life?

This inner city child may have a different definition of a “bad day.”

Wherever you live, there are poor kids having a “bad day.”

They awake each morning with the following worries:

Will I have enough to eat today and will I be safe from violence?

What can you do to help one poor child in your area?

If not today, when?

Thanks for joining me!

Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton