When is my standing a good thing? This is the baby's terrible podcast with Anthony Fangini. I've stand John Maxwell for over 25 years, and I am full of gratitude that I did. Leonardo Bonucci said this, I understand the fans, I respect them.
I'll accept the whistling and booing. It's up to me to transform that into a plus. When is my standing a good thing? Not only when it has blessed me professionally, but it has contributed to me financially, and enriched me spiritually.
Standing, Dr. John Maxwell, the past two and a half decades. I have no idols. Said race car driver, Ayartan Sena, I admire work, dedication, and competence.
And again, gaspar, noe, listen to the works of your idols, not your teachers. Here are nine ways to make sure standing is a good thing. Number one, allowance is made for imperfection. No one is perfect.
Even the one you stand. Number two, doing what he or she does builds my good habit bucket list. I get better, in other words, along the way. Number three, dreaming about the person I stand stretches me to my maximum potential.
Number four, standing them does not equal to hating others along the way. Number five, standing can be a good thing. When valuing the person I stand does not mean valuing myself and less. Number six, acknowledging the God who blessed them reminds me of the source of what they have.
Dua Lipa, she said this, I'm learning to accept myself. I'm still in the process of learning to love who I am. And it's been really refreshing and really nice to be able to do that and be okay. I think my fans have brought that out in me.
Number eight, understanding the seasons of life opens my mind to changes in my stand status without grief nor guilt. Joss Whedon said this, there's a fine line between support and stalking. And let's all stay on the right side of that. And finally, number nine, embracing them doesn't mean owning them.
And following them includes respecting their choices, whether I like them or not. A-D-S-V-A-L-U-E. Standing then adds value. And that's when standing is a good thing.