Yael Edelist There is a tendency to see faults in others. I always think it’s my husband’s fault for our miscommunications. He just doesn’t get it!
Sounds familiar? 🙂
And my business partner is usually wrong too, in my eyes.
It is quite empowering to pause and accept the other’s point of view. After all, we each bring 50% into the relationship and 100% of our own ideas and perceptions.
Can I put myself in the other person’s shoes? To look at things through their eyes and try to understand how they heard what I just said.
Life will be so much happier.
Can you see the other, fully?
Yael Edelist, President, Alembika USA
| Yael is wearing the Urban Cloud A-line Dress, Black |
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