Hi everybody, welcome to Your Move where we help you make better decisions and live with

fewer regrets.

I'm Andy Stanley and I'll be your guide.

Now I know we've never met but I'm 100% sure that your current relational challenges are

the other person's fault, right?

I mean, and since it's their fault, it's their responsibility to fix things, right?

But what if it is their fault, but it's not their responsibility to fix things?

What?

What if that's on you?

That's disturbing isn't it?

So let's talk about it right here on Your Move.

Stick around.

As you know, most of the things that require assembly, like you need to purchase something

that you have to put together, always comes with instructions, assembly instructions, and

those are helpful if it's a toy, right, or furniture, or on one time I purchased, I made

the mistake of purchasing a grill instead of getting the grill already assembled.

I thought I'm just going to buy the box, I can do this and go home and do this, and I

say $50.

And by the time the grill was almost finished, Sandra would have paid someone $250 if I

had just paid somebody else to put the grill together because it was kind of a disaster.

But the point being the grill, anything you purchase to assemble, it comes with assembly

instructions, but they never include fix it instructions.

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