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I had some HUGE takeaways in June. The good news? Both of these tips are easy to implement. The two areas where I gained the most insights were:

  1. Supporting someone going through a tough time.
  2. The peace that I feel when I continue to walk in forgiveness.

How do you support someone who is going through a difficult time?

Ask two simple questions:

  1. How are you doing right now?
  2. How are you doing with that news you heard today?

Try to keep it simple and let them know that you can do specific things for them.

So instead of saying, "Call me if you need me," say instead, "Can I drive you to your appointment on Thursday?"

Walking in forgiveness.

Doesn't it seem like almost every day, you can get offended and angry?

One of my podcast guests told me how she moved through forgiveness after her daughter was diagnosed with an illness. She told me she'd go outside to the woods and scream. I thought that seemed like a good idea, but going out to the woods and screaming didn't resonate with me.

What resonated with me was going to an exercise class and lifting weights. The loud environment allowed me to forgive someone who hurt me without worrying about being heard. I would say, "I forgive [name] and release you to the Holy Spirit."

I realized that making my forgiveness more physical didn't mean I went after someone and smacked them upside the head (as fun as that sounds! ). Instead, the movement helped release stress from my body. By the end of one of my "forgiveness" workouts, I felt lighter and calmer.

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