3.2.1: Four questions for life, how to learn like a child, and seeing things in a generous way

3 Ideas From Me

I.

“Spend today interpreting whatever people do in the most generous way. See if you feel better as a result.”

​II.

“Your teaching ability is constrained by your writing ability.

If you can’t write it down, it will be nearly impossible to teach it well.”

III.

“Four questions that can tell you a lot:

1. When you wake up, do you expect today to have many joys or many frustrations?
2. When presented with an opportunity, do you have a bias toward action or do you postpone decisions?
3. When things go well for others, do you enjoy cheering them on or do you hate to hear about their success?
4. When things go wrong, do you believe it is your responsibility to improve the situation or do you blame others?”