Via The Change Blog: Odds Are, It’s Not About You Unwittingly, we often overlay our own fears and emotions on their actions to bridge the communication gap. A casual comment by the new guy at the office might seem like a personal insult on our lifestyle choices. A smile given by a friend-of-a-friend might appear forced. The lady behind the counter at the grocery store might be glaring at us. However, without knowing more about each individual, it’s impossible to tell what each of these actions might mean.
Posted on: Sat, 19 Apr 2014 14:27:23 +0000
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