Don't Make Assumptions - Deepstash

Don't Make Assumptions

  • Ask for clarification when in doubt.
  • Be clear in your communication.
  • Avoid misunderstandings by being open and honest.
  • Be open to hearing the other person's point of view.
  • Avoid mind reading and projecting your own thoughts and feelings onto others.
  • Don't assume you know what other people are thinking or feeling.
  • Ask questions to clarify things.
  • "The problem with making assumptions is that we believe they are the truth."
  • "When you make assumptions, you make a fool of yourself."

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