Feb. 1 – Daily Reflection

February 1, 2013

The basic difference between being assertive and being aggressive is how our words and behaviors affect the rights and well being of others.
– Sharon Anthony Bower, author

Speak up and take back control!

Many people feel uncomfortable being assertive, which often leads others to take advantage of them. Do you ever feel like you shouldn’t say something because you might hurt someone’s feelings? Does your spouse shirk their responsibilities around the house and expect you to pick up the slack? While it is important to serve others often, being someone’s lackey is unhealthy and it’s up to you to break that cycle. Kindly address situations where you think someone is taking advantage of your meekness. Being aggressive is a negative quality that people respond to with hostility. Making your voice heard maturely and positively is a trait that will take you far and build respect among your peers.

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Feb. 1 – Daily Reflection

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