I get curious, not mad. But I also operate based on the assumption that I only know what I've been exposed to, so my thoughts on the matter can change based on new information. Great article!
"I only know what I've been exposed to" says it better than I did in the whole essay. Does curious come naturally to you, or did you have to practice it?
A bit of both. My dad is very curious, and I take after him. That being said, even though I live in the grey, there are areas in my life that are more black and white (values, mostly) that require more practice to explore if I don't see the situation the same way, if that makes sense. What about you, Steve?
I get curious, not mad. But I also operate based on the assumption that I only know what I've been exposed to, so my thoughts on the matter can change based on new information. Great article!
"I only know what I've been exposed to" says it better than I did in the whole essay. Does curious come naturally to you, or did you have to practice it?
A bit of both. My dad is very curious, and I take after him. That being said, even though I live in the grey, there are areas in my life that are more black and white (values, mostly) that require more practice to explore if I don't see the situation the same way, if that makes sense. What about you, Steve?
I prefer to understand any issue so I can make an informed decision. Being a pilot taught me facts matter. I'm not going down over an opinion.
Love it! Thanks for sharing your perspective, Steve!