Ep. 17: Staying In Your Lane

9/20/2018

Connect with me as we talk about Staying in Your Lane in relationships and life. It’ll keep you from careening into a massive 10 car pile-up that can happen as you and yours are going
90 mph down the freeway.

2 Comments

Jared Digerness

9/21/2018 06:35:09

Staying In Your Lane is fantastic. The insight Beckie provides gives a better understanding of what we should focus on. It is hard to stay in our own lanes. I love to try to drive other's "cars" but after listening to this podcast, I will work harder to stay in my lane. Thanks Beckie for helping me understand the importance not trying to control others thoughts, etc.

Kay Stiverson link

2/28/2020 09:57:20

17 . Staying in your Lane.
I thought this was interesting that sometimes other people would get into other cars to help them. I feel like I would like to do that but many times people take offense when I try to help them. I did like the time when you got off the exit but the other car did not, but it was okay because if they want to go where you are going they would make a U turn or get off at another place to head back to the same place that you are planning to meet them.
I was hoping I could skip back to what Pres. Eyeing said at the temple dedication. I will have to listen to it again. Now that my daughter and her husband have gone to another church they have only been back once. My daughter does not like it when I try to get in her car and she lets me know that it is her car and she wants to drive it her own way. I get her feelings. I just don't want to be without her 😭 at my destination. I am afraid that I will end up at my destination alone. I hate being alone. And it is hard being in the same parking lot with others when you still feel alone.

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