ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How many times have you taken the blame for something that wasn't your fault?
When a relationship falls apart, it is often the innocent person who is left bearing the bulk of the blame.
What's worse is that we often blame ourselves thinking it is our fault.
It sounds like responsibility, but blame leads to condemnation and is not the same as responsibility.
In today's episode, we talk about the difference between blaming yourself for the difficulties in your relationship and taking personal responsibility for what you did so you can learn and grow from there.
God Bless...
Kerri
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