“The use of tact is always needful but it is especially necessary when speaking a truth that may strike a sensitive nerve in another.” — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“Rather than speaking the truth for the right reasons we may want to make our point defend our position or put the other person down. The truth be told but it should be done at the right time for the… — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“Just stop pursuing the subject we know is going to lead to disaster. Pro 17:14 - The idea is not to sweep the matter… — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“We may feel good about our words our intentions and our motivation may be pure but our message probably will be lost or misunderstood… — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“The way we treat certain people in public should sqaure with the way we talk about them in private There should not be double… — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“Arguing leave the participants emotionally exhausted and mentally depressed.” — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“No behaviour on our part is more self-centered than the demand to speak and the refusal to listen.” — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“When we are offended in our relationship our feelings generally move through 4 stages: hurt anger revenge destructive action psychosomic symptoms depression. One of… — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“The use of tact is always needful but it is especially necessary when speaking a truth that may strike a sensitive nerve in another.” — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“Studies have indicated that the tone of voice may be more important than any other element in our response.” — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“Rather than speaking the truth for the right reasons we may want to make our point defend our position or put the other person… — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“We must eliminate nagging with its complaining and contentious spirit because it focuses attention on self rather than on the other person.” — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
“It is said that those who are critical feel the most self-hate. It follows then that those who practice giving praise and appreciation feel… — Robert E. Fisher Copy Share Image
