In today’s episode, we talk about a concept from a book called, “Loving What Is,” which is that we often think we’re right when we’re actually not. We think we’re justified in our disappointment towards others because we focus on what we think is justifiable evidence against them -- We dismiss the part we play, and judge people based on what they do, and then justify ourselves by thinking we know what’s going on in their heads. Today, we discuss how we are wrong in these situations, 100% of the time. We explain how we lose our feelings of anger or frustration towards others when we take responsibility for what we can do to improve the situation. We explain how we couldn’t possibly know why anyone is behaving the way they are because everyone is infinitely unique; so we should ask questions to better understand.

-Situations in Which We’re Wrong 100% of the time 2:00
-Don’t Dismiss the Part that You Play 7:31
-Ask Questions; Recognize When You’re Wrong 13:31

“I came from a really crappy place. I would constantly beat myself up and hate on who I was for years. And I was able to dig myself out of that with the help of a lot of great people and knowing my strengths. That’s all I want to teach people how to do. Because I understand where you’re from; I understand what it feels like to doubt yourself or even hate yourself. I get it. I understand. I know what it’s like to look at my past and judge myself and say to myself, ‘there’s nothing I could ever do to be worthy of more.’ I know what it’s like. I’ve been there, and if you feel that way, I feel you.” 21:47

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