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Life Skills: Words of Wisdom #1 – Confirm Assumptions as Fact (Audio Player)
January 15, 2011 | Filled under Life, Life Skills, Audio Recordings |
Recorded on Friday, January 04, 2008.
Audio Player – WOW#1 – Assumptions
- Assumptions can cause misunderstandings, hurt, anger, and pain.
- 1. Perceive. 2. Assume, and 3. Validate. Most people forget #3.
- To assume is to think; to ASSume without checking for fact is ignorant.
- An intelligent person assumes. A person of intelligence exhibiting humility confirms their assumption as fact.
- A person who is too busy, not present, looking for a short-cut forgets or does away with verifying their assumption as fact. That non-action can turn into a grave mistake.
- Check your assumption as fact by going outside of yourself. In this way a respect for others is shown and error is unlikely.
- Assumption is the Conversational Introvert’s companion; Judgment is their Lover.
- 1. Listen (hear out) 2. Acknowledge (appreciate) 3. Question (respect) and 4. solve, TOGETHER.
- Negative arrogance comes from an ego who wants to know but does not.
- Positive arrogance comes from an ego that knows and wants you to know too.
- Confirm your assumptions before believing they are factual.
- Get in the habit of asking a lot of questions. Discovery is the mother of a smooth life.
- If someone looks at you as if you asked a dumb question, look back at them and say, “Will you be laughing if I make a mistake?”
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