3rd Person Point of View

Writing down your situation, event or problem provides us with a different perspective, while mapping it for us to see from an observant point of view. 

When we see it penned in front of us, we discover new details that were not visible when the problem was just in our minds.

• Ask questions and get feedback from people around you.

• If you make mistakes, communicate with the people around you and try to understand where you went wrong.

• Whenever a bad situation comes up, try not to point the blame at the other person/people.

Get into the other person’s shoes and figure out why their point of view is so important for them.

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