Summary of dharius daniels's relational intelligence

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The question of how we define and categorize our relationships is an important one. We must define what categories exist and what they mean for us and the people in our lives. #2 We use the word earn too loosely. It is too flippantly used. It is too generously given. And most importantly, we give the title of friend to people who don't deserve it. #3 There is a difference between giving your life to someone and spending your life with them. We must be good at defining and stewarding our relationships. As the apostle Paul said, we owe no man anything but love. #4 I was 19 years old and a sophomore at Millsaps College in Mississippi. I was experiencing a bout of situational depression. I had just experienced a series of events that I was not emotionally prepared to handle. I met Terrance Alexander through a mutual friend, and he helped me develop better relationships with others.