This week Dr. Bray continues discussing topics worth thinking about in part 2 of his “thinking” series. We all need a Walden pond at certain times of our lives where we can think about what is most important, what we need to change, and what is going well in our lives. Today Dr. Bray discusses how we often show up when life becomes stressful, or we experience hurt, betrayal, or failure. Switching gears, Dr. Bray talks about Victor Frankl’s brainchild of a Statue of Responsibility to be erected in San Francisco. (Its twin statue is the Statue of Liberty). Dr. Bray then closes out with five quick thoughts on making sure you have the correct perception. QUOTES BY DR. BRAY “We must feel our feelings before we can relate to the situation and emotion of the others involved.” “How easy it is to tear down, but how difficult it is to build up.”