Em* pa* thy: the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. It is important to remember:

-People think in different ways.

-People interpret events in different ways.

-People give more thought to their words than to your words.

A day does not go by that we don’t pick up a newspaper and read about some incredible, unbelievable predicament somewhere in the world. These stories must be true because you can’t make some of this stuff up. Some are weird. Some are bizarre. Many are sad. In a few instances I find myself saying to myself, “These people can’t be real. They can’t really think that way?”

  — Travel Research Online
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Last week, my high school football coach, the legendary Billy Henderson, passed away just four months shy of his 90th birthday.

I played for Coach Henderson over 35 years ago. He not only prepared us to win on the football field, (and win he did -including a national high school championship) he helped turn thousands of boys into young men prepared to win in the game of life. Of his many lessons, two have stuck with me and are part of my core…