If both parties are willing to work at it, I will say that giving it some time for the hurt to heal would help. And the party who has broken the trust should work on being an open book.
Thanks for sharing. This is very interesting.
One of my favorite passage when it comes to trust is
“Keep proving what you yourselves are.”
2 Corinthians 13:5
When we are Trustworthy, we earn the confidence of our parents, friends, and employers. We abide by the rules, keep their promises, and always tell the truth.
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If both parties are willing to work at it, I will say that giving it some time for the hurt to heal would help. And the party who has broken the trust should work on being an open book.
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Good question, it starts with an apology for breaking that trust, let them know that you know what you did.
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It takes times, commitment, honesty and humility. Here’s an article I read recently with some great advice.
https://www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=E&docid=2012326&srcid=share
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Thank you so much.
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Honestly, I (try to) start first with taking it to God. It is not an easy task though, and I’m still figuring it out too.
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Thanks for sharing. This is very interesting.
One of my favorite passage when it comes to trust is
“Keep proving what you yourselves are.”
2 Corinthians 13:5
When we are Trustworthy, we earn the confidence of our parents, friends, and employers. We abide by the rules, keep their promises, and always tell the truth.
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