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#ThoughtfulThursday



All of our technology is great except when it isn't. And when it isn't is when it makes us forget to be thoughtful. There used to be a day when people didn't need to be reminded to be thoughtful. It was much more natural than it is now. It seems that the saturation of technology has eliminated our ability to be thoughtful. And I'm not talking about actions, I'm talking about how we speak to one another. It lacks thoughtfulness - especially when we are divided over something.
Today don't let this modern world keep you from rushing past a moment to practice thoughtfulness, especially in how you speak to people.







Here's an idea or two for thoughtfulness:



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