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  1. Rick Warren _ God's Answers to Life's

    There is no greater antidepressant than communication and fellowship with God.
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  2. Rick Warren _ God's Answers to Life's

    The book of Proverbs warns us over and over again about negative associations. Constant exposure to wrong attitudes and wrong values will eventually take its toll in our lives. It is always easier to pull someone down than it is to lift him up. What kind of friends should you have? The kind who bring out the best in you, who lift you up, who encourage you, who make you a better person."
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  3. Rick Warren _ God's Answers to Life's

    If you are in a period of discouragement because you are going through a trial and you are asking yourself, "Why is this happening to me?" consider this: Never make a major decision when you are depressed. Often, when we get discouraged, we are tempted to say, "I'm just going to quit" or "I'm going to move" or "I'm going to change jobs" or "I'm going to file for divorce." Never make a major decision when you are depressed, because at that time your feelings are unreliable and you cannot exercise accurate judgment. Your focus is blurry, and your perspective is distorted. Instead, face the storm head-on and don't get involved in self-pity.
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  4. Rick Warren _ God's Answers to Life's

    The first misconception is that we confuse fear with humility. We tend to say, "Oh, I could never do that," and we think we're being humble. But that is not humility. That is fear; that is a lack of faith. A truly humble person would say, "With God's help, I can do it. With God's blessing, I will do it. I may not be able to do it on my own, but with God's help I will do it." That's real humility.
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    When you don't know whom you're trying to please, you cave in to three things: criticism {because you are concerned about what others will think of you}, competition {because you worry about whether somebody else is getting ahead of you}, and conflict {because you're threatened when anyone disagrees with you}.
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