The subject of emotions can likely set as a reminder of the charge to “manage your emotions” when attempting to test your independence at 13, yet, it’s a constant shadow that follows us into adulthood that can either leave others wanting space from us or in awe of our character. It all depends on how we learn to manage what we all have, emotions Join me on August 11 on the Envisioned Broadcasting network for my new time slot, Thursdays at 5 PM or on Google podcast, Apple podcast, or Stitcher. https:envisionedbroadcasting.com/the-behavior-project

We each have that thing, same we need to look at, the thing that jolts us, That thing that starts us up, causes emotions to go out of sync if we’re not paying attention, we’re not aware, or frankly we don’t care. It’s not fun, yet sometimes it’s that very thing we have to look at in order to Grow, to improve into our best selves.

We’ve all made them, impulsive decisions based on assumption, emotion, or other environmental factors, then we regret them. Yet, what if we could prevent This, what if we could maximize on making better decisions by Being more aware of how to make decisions based on what we’re influenced by?

So much is taking place in our culture to elicit fear, panic, and frustration; however, outside what we can control, is there anything we can do which can evoke an alternative, more positive emotion in this crazy time in our culture?

What if we left what we assume or desire others’ to think of us less and pursued who we are unrelentlessly? Instead, what if we pursued our best selves by owning who we are without the pause of another’s approval? Photographer: Danielle Kara Photography

We can want to fit in, we can even want to the long, but until we know our identification, who we are in Christ, we may Have difficulty answering these other questions. Let’s explore, through his promises who we are in Him.

How often do we go into a situation, a new environment or have someone new in our circle and we just want to feel the need to fit in? What if we’re needing to change the need to fit in To how can we make an impact where we’re at? What if we’re in this situation, this new environment for them, not us? Or, what if we are here in this situation to learn something ourselves?

Fitting in is tough, that middle school desire to fit in doesn’t go away once adulthood starts. Could we change the conversation? What if we changed the environment from longing to be accepted to an environment of belonging?

Hey friend, Let me introduce myself. I’m thrilled you are here, pull up a seat and let’s talk: covert behaviors or internal thoughts. What are they and what can we do to manage them.