People
with acute people skills learn to read people.
Artists
amaze me with their abilities to see and bring to life on canvass what they
see.
Business
people see a spread sheet and can judge the health of a company.
My
doctor looks intently at certain areas of my body to make a diagnosis.
Seeing
is both an eyesight skill and an insight skill.
Can
you see a person for whom he/she really is?
Can
you see body language and other non-verbal signals?
Can
you see the political climate in your homeland?
Do you realize what it may mean down the road?
Seeing
is so much more than eyesight.
A
slump shoulder
A
downward glance
Open
and closed body
We
see these signals every day, but do we really “see”?
What
are your spouse’s signals for happiness, sadness, disappointment, frustration,
anger, romance? Is it a tone of voice,
or a particular body stance?
We
would do well to learn to “see” with clarity.
A
word to ponder.
P Michael Biggs
Offering
Hope
Encouragement
Inspiration
One Word
at a Time
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