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Faith and Tech Bytes with Amy Lynn.

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Being a people pleaser can really weigh on a person. Being forced to be the person who always has to apologize, even when you aren't wrong, is a sign you're in an unhealthy relationship. The other party can't humble themselves and apologize for possibly hurting you. It's a toxic relationship. Respect should flow both ways.

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I bet you're curious how this applies to tech. Simple, did you know you can have your electronic device custom made? You don't have to accept the templates you see for sale on the showroom floors. Example, you may need more RAM for computer games. RAM is memory. If you are a power user, you will need a processor that can keep up with you as well. If you do a lot of graphics, videos and movies, you may need a much larger disk drive for your device. Disk drive is where your data is stored. Don't be afraid to ask someone how, whatever it is you need, can serve as you. This can also be applied to other things. Don't be afraid to ask for free delivery. You are worth it.

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Galatians 1.10 Am I now trying to win the approval of human beings or of God? Or am I trying to please people? If I were still trying to please people, I would not be a servant of Christ.

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Thanks so much for making this a part of your day. If you enjoyed this podcast, please be sure to like and subscribe to the Facebook and YouTube channels. Amy Lynn's voice-overs. You can stream the podcast anytime on demand and find all of our links to the podcast applications on amylynn.org.

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