Learn to rise above it all, scale the mountain of self absorption, bias and subjective decision making. (That's a tall order!)
Looking at people and their situations objectively is like being on the top of the mountain looking down at the world and seeing clearly where every road leads, every corner turns into etc. Learning the skills of objectivity allows us to render good, fair and honest judgments about the events and people in our life. When we choose a good path, an easy road to travel or a more direct route from the vantage point on top of the mountain of objectivity, then our life will naturally run more smoothly, have less bumps, hiccups or surprises and we will know that we are heading in the right direction towards our goals.
Learning how to be objective is learning how to be a giver. How is that? You might ask. It is because objectivity is giving ourselves and others the gift of a good and fair decision or judgement.
Objectivity allows us to be a loving, fair and caring person and at the same time not be walked all over, spat on, used or abused. Only through learning the ability to be objective can we find the happy and healthy balance between seeing what's good in everything and protecting our precious positive world against negative influences, which may destroy all the positive and good work that we have tried so hard to nurture!
Warren, S. 2010, 7 Ancient Keys To Happiness, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Looking at people and their situations objectively is like being on the top of the mountain looking down at the world and seeing clearly where every road leads, every corner turns into etc. Learning the skills of objectivity allows us to render good, fair and honest judgments about the events and people in our life. When we choose a good path, an easy road to travel or a more direct route from the vantage point on top of the mountain of objectivity, then our life will naturally run more smoothly, have less bumps, hiccups or surprises and we will know that we are heading in the right direction towards our goals.
Learning how to be objective is learning how to be a giver. How is that? You might ask. It is because objectivity is giving ourselves and others the gift of a good and fair decision or judgement.
Objectivity allows us to be a loving, fair and caring person and at the same time not be walked all over, spat on, used or abused. Only through learning the ability to be objective can we find the happy and healthy balance between seeing what's good in everything and protecting our precious positive world against negative influences, which may destroy all the positive and good work that we have tried so hard to nurture!
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