Easter is coming and around the corner. What are your plans for Easter?
Check mine out.
1. Go camping
2. Make friends and increase my network from the camp.
3. Make Chicken Crispy Strips for Easter.
What are your plans for Easter why don't you outline yours and let's see how far we can go with plans this season.
Sunday 1 April 2012
It's For Your Own Good! (2)
I don't know how you expect me to do this without you. You've decided not to post your contributions to my last post.
Well, what I wanted to say about how foresight is:
Firstly, it is quite natural or normal for us to want to protect the ones we love because we love them and care about their welfare.
Secondly, the way we approach the matter with our foresight is mostly out of panic, And if you know about panic you would know it doesn't help matters.
Thirdly, I don't want to give advice but you should go on a soft pedal if the person doesn't see reasons with you.
Fourthly, this is an advice and you can try it to see if it works 'Don't give the person any advice', even when you're tempted to. So what do I do instead? you ask. Well the answer is simple 'Ask questions instead' ask them in a way that would guide the person into proper reasoning before making that decision.
I have a little story about foresight emphasizing approach.
A mother of six children approached her home one good afternoon. She did not see any of her children playing outside or running towards her to welcome her. She wondered what was happening, she got into her house to find the six of them gathered around something with keen interest, paying no attention to her presence. She tried to get a glimpse of what it was and found out it was a skunk. She screamed that they get out of the way so she could get the skunk out before it released its terrible odour, with the little frenzy the skunk got afraid and before you would say 'jack robinson' the skunk did what it knows to do best. Imagine the outcome. You can imagine the scrubbing she would have done for them all. Imagine a better way she could have approached the situation? Need I say more?
I hope you learn one or more things from here.
Would appreciate feedback.
Well, what I wanted to say about how foresight is:
Firstly, it is quite natural or normal for us to want to protect the ones we love because we love them and care about their welfare.
Secondly, the way we approach the matter with our foresight is mostly out of panic, And if you know about panic you would know it doesn't help matters.
Thirdly, I don't want to give advice but you should go on a soft pedal if the person doesn't see reasons with you.
Fourthly, this is an advice and you can try it to see if it works 'Don't give the person any advice', even when you're tempted to. So what do I do instead? you ask. Well the answer is simple 'Ask questions instead' ask them in a way that would guide the person into proper reasoning before making that decision.
I have a little story about foresight emphasizing approach.
A mother of six children approached her home one good afternoon. She did not see any of her children playing outside or running towards her to welcome her. She wondered what was happening, she got into her house to find the six of them gathered around something with keen interest, paying no attention to her presence. She tried to get a glimpse of what it was and found out it was a skunk. She screamed that they get out of the way so she could get the skunk out before it released its terrible odour, with the little frenzy the skunk got afraid and before you would say 'jack robinson' the skunk did what it knows to do best. Imagine the outcome. You can imagine the scrubbing she would have done for them all. Imagine a better way she could have approached the situation? Need I say more?
I hope you learn one or more things from here.
Would appreciate feedback.
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