Keith Craft: The greatest relationships are not built on trust, but they are built on values.
The greatest relationships are not built on trust, but they are built on values.
The thought behind the quote
When we think about the foundation of strong relationships, trust often comes to mind first. However, even deeper than trust are shared values that bind people together and guide their actions. Trust can be built and rebuilt over time, but values provide the direction and purpose that sustain relationships through every season. Relationships thrive when both individuals share core values that guide their decisions, actions, and priorities.
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- Humility is giving up your right to be right for something better.
- Your Core values are you deciding what matters most that will empower you to live a life that most matters.
- The more intimacy you have with Jesus, you will not only need less from others, but you will have more to give others.
- The paradigms and people you connect with will ultimately determine whether you are connected to failure or success.
- Remember that every person, however low, has rights and feelings. In all contentions, let peace be rather your object, than triumph: value triumph only as the means of peace.
- Real value isn’t in what you own, drive, wear or live. The greater value is found in love and life, health and strength, friends and family!