"T" wiz at Christmas

 

Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights. James 1:17


      The song "Gee Whiz, It's Christmas" written by Steve Cropper, Carla Thomas, and Vincent Trauth is one of my favorite songs during the season. The following are the words from the first part of the song:
          Hello there, merry Christmas how you been
          Gee, it's so good to talk to you again
          It's been a long, long time 
          Can't explain why you crossed my mind
          I guess it's just to wish you a merry Christmas
 
     I like the song because it reminds me of a real conversation that someone might have with someone they hadn't seen in a while. The singer was engaging and seemed glad for the chance to talk with that person again. I realize that there are some whom you might not want to hear from again. I too have had people reach out to me that I would rather not reconnect, and for good reasons. Especially old relationships or those who were more interested in creating problems than solutions.

     You must use wisdom when applying what my message conveys. I guess you could say I want you to become a wiz when starting a "T" with people from your past. If that connection will cause s break in current connections or create a ripple in your progression in life, then do not entertain a conversation with them. However, if it is healthy, helpful and/or needful, be a t wiz because gee whiz, it's Christmas. 😁

As a proud 2019 doctoral graduate from Regent University, I believe my mission is to empower leaders, and contribute to the success of others. Creating a greater good has a lot to do with building better connections and relationships. As a Strategic Leadership coach/consultant, I offer biblical perspectives to help leaders gain an understanding of how they can positively impact homes, businesses, personal life, communities locally and globally. My ultimate goal is to facilitate a shift which creates godly connections and successes through healthy conversations that inspire people toward greatness.

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  1. AnonymousDecember 26, 2022 at 1:29 AM

    The world truly needs some help with communicating and respecting one another. Much more joy to the world is required. I love the warmth picture above. Very inviting makes you feel comfortable with the warm colors to relax you After a rough day of communication with others.

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    1. "T" with Dr. PJanuary 5, 2023 at 9:41 AM

      Absolutely, this is world challenge, and it starts with one individual. The images that I find, thanks be to the generosity of its artist, are all selected to invite people into the conversation. I appreciate that you took the time to comment on its appeal. It let's me know that it matters to at least one (smile). Thanks for the sip... Dr P

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  2. AnonymousDecember 27, 2022 at 8:45 AM

    I love reading what you have to say about various topics and communication is something we could all use a little help with. Keep inspiring!

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    1. "T" with Dr. PJanuary 5, 2023 at 9:43 AM

      Thanks for the encouragement. I could not continue the conversation without the input of people like you. Let me know what you'd like to sip on and I'll start the brew. Sip, sip... Dr P

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