Today as we explore a couple of Aesop&#39;s fables, we&#39;ll discuss blaming, the harm it causes when we lay blame where it doesn&#39;t belong, the importance of self reflection, and how owning our mistakes helps us change for the better. I hope you enjoy it, and please share with anyone you think might appreciate it.
 
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Friends and Fables - Appearance and Deception

We’re meant for good in each other’s lives. Just think about how contagious a smile can be, or laughter, even from a stranger. We have the potential to heal and champion one another, to help each other grow even when we don’t see eye to eye. Meant for Good is a collection and exploration of stories and ideas that challenge and inspire.