Admission Takes Away Their Ammunition

<p>In an effort to not look bad or worse, be thought of by people as <em>being </em>bad, we won’t admit wrong. The greatest defense we have is not to take offense to something we know we’ve done wrong. Because once we do, we have taken the bait of the Enemy, the bait of Satan and we become entrapped by cover-ups and deceit – which he knows and we all too late learn, will have no good end. Though what we did may have been bad, the worst thing we can do is try to cover it up. Own your past so that no opponent can <strong>ever</strong> own your future. No one can hold over you what you've owned up to. Run toward, not away from accusations and learn how to flip the script on your opponent.</p> <p>Learn what to do when an opponent<strong> </strong>smears you in order to embarrass you, shame you or harm your reputation by something you’ve done in your past, and how to flip the script and come out on top.&nbsp;</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/cipsinc/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/cipsinc/support</a>