Can you think of a time when you had to communicate a message that required careful consideration of legal and ethical ramifications?

If you appear shocked or as if you don't believe them it could make them stop talking and take back what they've said. Give them the tools to talk. If they ... Feb 11, 2020 ... Reflect back what you heard. Acknowledge what your teen shared by saying, “What I heard you say is…” Try a “do-over.” Next, you can ... Does your child give you the silent treatment when you ask him to do something? If you struggle getting your child to listen, here are 7 steps you can take ... “Frank and thorough”—Didn't we take those out? That's what you wanted. For ... Come to think of it, could I take back what I said? I believe the two ... Apr 13, 2020 ... ” You're afraid that saying that will have consequences you don't want. ... And I'm trying to help you take it back by the power of God's word and ... Jan 18, 2025 ... It's always good to have your closest friend and associate to say something good about you. And Ralph Abernathy is the best friend that I have ... Jun 25, 2014 ... The Bible talks about taming the tongue (James 3:1-10) and about using our words to build others up not tear them down (Eph 4:29). We need to ... Feb 23, 2020 ... I prayed her ears did not hear it, but I couldn't tell. I held my breath. I was tired. I didn't mean to say those words! The minute I heard ... Jul 22, 2021 ... But sometimes you want to take back what you said or fix a weird autocorrect error before your message is read. That's when manually ... written by Ronald Gamblin, 4Rs NLC Coordinator. Note to reader: This piece is meant primarily for non-Indigenous people living on Indigenous lands.