A Better Way to Complain

from Morning Encouragement Hosted by Glenn Siepert

Michelangelo said that the best way to critique something that is lackluster is to create something that is better. In other words, shut your mouth, quit whining and grumbling and complaining and get to work creating something better than whatever it is that you’re complaining about. Is there something in your life that’s currently rubbing you the wrong way? This will help change your approach!

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