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Blaming the past for your current condition disempowers you to create the future you want. When you quit posting blame, you can change your game!
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From the beginning of time, mankind's default is to BLAME somebody for the what and the why of their life! I love Joseph who was the archetype of Jesus and his response to his plight in life because of what others had done who meant evil and were evil: “But as for you, you meant evil against me; but God meant it for good, in order to bring it about as it is this day, to save many people alive.” ‭‭Genesis‬ ‭50:20‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

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The Blame Problem • When you blame someone you're making them responsible for something that has happened in your life...when you make someone else responsible you are not able to respond on your own to make shift happen! • When you blame someone for something, you give them the power to disempower yourself.

This is why our stories of blame keep us from experiencing happiness today.

Here's how blaming works: I ask for what I want and you don't give it...it's unjust. If you ask me for something and I don't give it, I am rude, insensitive, and don't care about your feelings, or it's all about me and what I want.

3 Ways to Effectively Blame

1. Blame people who were (unaware) of what your needs were for helping you to become more aware of your own needs and the needs of others.

2. Blame the (negatives) of others for your awareness of the need to be positive.

3. Blame (God) for working all things together for your good!

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