perceptions are shared through communication
This is especially true when you’re talking to people whose minds or attitudes are being influenced by the behavior of others. One of the biggest misconceptions we’re facing is that we will be sharing the world of the “lessons” that we are communicating about ourselves. Our conversations with others can sometimes look like “Hey, you know this stuff, and you’re really good with it.
For some people that is exactly the case. Its just that we are not looking to be shared, we are looking for our own perspective to be shared. In that sense, talking to many people is like taking a shower.
Its hard to take the perspective of others when you are locked into your own thoughts. That makes it much easier to tell your own story and try to convince others of your truth.
Some people think that when they talk to us, it’s about getting more people to talk to one another. Even a few people in the same house will get each other to talk.But its not like that is true. Some people think that it’s about the truth that we are communicating with them. Some people think that we are talking about talking about what we are expressing to them, but its not like we are talking about our own truth.
So, yes, being able to communicate with other people about how you feel makes it easier for you to feel the way you feel. But it does not make it easier for other people to feel the way they do. It’s more likely that their feelings are about what they are expressing to you, but not necessarily their own.
People are not really communicating with themselves, and thus they don’t have any control over their own internal experiences. It is a good feeling to feel like your own experience is very important. You are more likely to feel the way you feel if you are speaking to someone who is listening. If you are speaking to others, you are more likely to feel the way you would if you were listening to someone else.
The problem is that communication is a two way street. People can communicate with others in many different ways (including face-to-face, through texts, blogs, etc). We have many different ways of communicating. In terms of how we communicate with ourselves, we have many different options.
Many of us have heard the old saying, “perception is reality.” When two people who are speaking to each other are in the same room, they are both seeing the same thing, they are both hearing the same information, they are both seeing the same things. However, when two people are not speaking to each other then their perception of what each other is seeing and hearing are different.
That’s what I’m trying to talk about in my latest guest post for the popular website, The Huffington Post. The perception we (and I’m sure most of you reading this) have of someone is a real thing, and it’s not always what it appears to be. However, if we are not communicating in a manner that aligns with our senses, then we are in fact not communicating at all.