It’s one of the first lessons of civility that we teach our children: learning to say “thank you”. And it’s a lesson that seems very difficult to learn or is quickly forgotten. Yet we all benefit from practicing thankfulness.

God doesn’t want us to worry, especially when it comes to our finances. Money is useful for our needs, but God even encourages us to use it to develop all our relationships.

Even if our intentions are good, criticizing is like using dynamite. If we don’t take the necessary precautions, we risk seeing all our relationships explode.

Friendships that last a lifetime are very rare. Most of the time, our circle of friends will change during each season of our lives. Each step owns its challenges and brings its blessings, and the same goes for our friendships.

When we start cleaning our house, storage experts suggest we make different piles: things to keep, to give or to throw away. When it comes time to clean up our thoughts, we can do the same.