I just finished a fantastic book titled Bury Your Dead by Louise Penny. It’s a Murder Mystery set in and around Montreal. The main character is a Chief Inspector named Armand Gamache. In the book, Mr. Gamache mentions four sentences that lead to wisdom that were passed on to him by his mentor. They are so concise and dead on that I felt compelled to share them with you. They are:
- I’m sorry
- I was wrong
- I need help
- I don’t know
If we can learn say these four sentences honestly when situations call for them, it will make our relationships stronger and each of us a better person.
Superb! your reminders are really excellent. It helps me a lot in my OD intervention. Keep it up!
Could you please inform about your training workshop. Would like to attend.
With Regards,
Isaac
Dear Isaac,
Thank you for your wonderful email. It made my day! Right now, I’m not doing an public workshops, but when I do, I will let you know. All the best to you, Ross
Hi Ross,
What simple words and yet so difficult to practice and be sincere.
But such profound wisdom and blessings for those who practise them.
Thank you for this great reminder so that we can all be better and make this world a better place.
Cheers and God Bless.
Paul
Dear Paul,
Thank you for your kind comments and for your part in making the world a better place. All the best to you, Ross