Proverbs 18:21 has it right.  Your words have more power than you realize.  You can either speak life into someone by building them up or you can destroy people by tearing them down.  I've seen it over and over again… https://t.co/3fbPxCyqCo
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proverbs 18 21 right words power realize either speak life someone building destroy people tearing seen
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It seems that the post you provided does not relate to a maintenance report feedback for public flat houses. The post appears to be a quote from Proverbs 18:21, which suggests that the words we speak have the power to either build up or tear down others. It does not mention anything about maintenance reports or public flat houses.