Dr. Nedley has a phrase that I find myself repeating. He says, people love hearing good news about their bad habits.
Arruda, Gabriel, “How to Talk to People Who Believe Lies Part 1” (AudioVerse teaching 44828).
Dr. Nedley's observation: people love hearing good news about their bad habits — a warning against seeking reassurance instead of real change.
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