Women's Month 22: Which piece of advice changed your Saga?

betchiegrl29

Hello @Lola_Pop

Happy Women’s Month

My mother not only gives great advice but showed how to be a great one. She is a strong, diligent, religious and independent woman. She raised us herb four children alone because our father died early…

NamTruong2001

Happy Women’s Month

My mom may not as beautiful as other women, but she's always the most beautiful mother in my heart. She always takes care of me when I'm sick, cooks the delicious food and teaches me how to be a good person.

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH, MOM!

Moh1977

Hi @Lola_Pop

Thanks @Lady_Sarina

Happy Eid to every woman .

Advice from my parents is to be tolerant and help others .

Angel_Natasha

My grandmother advice: Always and first of all you must think and protect yourself❣❣

♥️♥️♥️

istuff

Enjoy life and do your best, you only get one.

Sukanta_Biswas

Be the best in every opportunity

Happy Womens Month

rebelchild

@Lola_Pop . And @Lady_Sarina thank you for the opportunity to share our stories on how advice changed our sagas. @QueenB thank you for the beautiful badge. @Diamond Lim thanks for tag.

The person who helped to change or advance my saga is my mother. She taught me to always exercise compassion. She urged that I always consider other people's feelings. She taught me the importance of walking that mile in some one else's shoes. To think of the words that I may speak and to not say things in spite or in anger. Because of her I try to use compassion when dealing with others. I try to build people up with my words and to not use them as swords to cut others.

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Think about all the possible scenarios bought about by any given situation. 💁‍♀️

MountainMom

The best advice I ever got was from a colleague -- to trust others. I had always wanted to do things myself because I thought I would do them better than anyone else. I am a bit of a perfectionist. However, my epiphany came when I had a subordinate who I recognized to be able to do some things better than I could. It was both refreshing and humbling, and it transformed me to become a better manager. I make mistakes, but I trust others to help me correct them so I can learn from them.

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