The Right And Wrong Way To Hold Your Friends Accountable - Page 2
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Jazmine Denise
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Holding someone accountable is resisting the temptation to rescue them from the consequences of their actions
When you love someone, you may feel tempted to step in as a savior of sorts when they are faced with consequences brought on by their actions. Perhaps, you’ll even lecture them and attempt to make it a teachable moment. Experience is the best teacher so it’s okay to step back sometimes and allow the chips to fall where they may.
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