The greatest danger you face is your general assumption that you really understand people and that you can quickly judge them. Instead, you must begin with the assumption that you are ignorant and that you have natural biases that will make you judge people incorrectly. Each person you meet is like an undiscovered country, with a very particular psychological chemistry that you will carefully explore.
True understanding requires humility. Instead of assuming we know others, we should approach each person as an undiscovered world.
Recognizing our biases opens the door to deeper, more meaningful connections. Exploration leads to growth. L
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