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We all make a difference, but not always in the ways we’re meaning to. Sometimes when we try to make a difference, people get offended and misperceive our good intentions. Learn how to make sure the difference you’re making is positive and not hurting!
In this episode, Lindy talks about:
- Why people get offended when no offense is intended
- Why something thing that would “help” us, can actually be “hurting” someone else
- Why people sometimes do things intentionally to hurt others, but not for reasons you might think
- Why Lindy can believe that even when people are being mean, they can also be doing their best.
- The analogy of the tree and the computer system.
Key Takeaways:
- Though it’s easy to be offended when our efforts to make a difference aren’t perceived the way we want them to, learning how to make a difference in ways that are perceived correctly will improve our relationships in much more effective ways.
- Seeing an opposite perspective can help us make sure our efforts help, instead of hurt.
- BE and DO thinkers are inspired and motivated by completely opposite efforts. What inspires one side can actually hurt the other
- Learning how people are inspired and motivated can help you not misperceive the efforts of others, and help you not be offended when no offense was intended.
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