My brother likes to tell this
story about his friend, who was very aware of his young son’s ability to stretch
the truth and be dramatic.
During a play date, the 10
year old ran to his dad crying that his friend pushed him down and broke his
glasses. Instead of dad getting all
upset, he simply said, “What did you do right before you were pushed?” Without blinking an eye, the boy simply said,
“I punched him, but two wrongs don’t make a right.”
Although this is a funny
story, I believe that we tend to jump to conclusions without hearing the entire
story.
Perhaps the next time you are
about to go off on someone, try asking a few questions to get some clarity on
what really happened.
Perhaps doing this will stop
an argument or misunderstanding.
Think about it.
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