One of the reasons we don't come together and work with one another is that we no longer see people on the other side as merely disagreeing. We see them as disagreeable human beings. We assume their motives are wrong, and the moment we think a person's motives are wrong, we lose trust. There's a significant difference between believing the other side's ideas are wrong and believing their motives are wrong. If I think people are wrong in their opinions or ideas, I'll be willing to engage in discussion and seek common ground. However, if I think their motivation is wrong, I'll draw lines, build walls, and refuse to engage in any kind of positive conversation.
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Note to Self
Non-FictionThis is not just a simple story but a journal of my day-to-day experiences and become motivated every single day. If you want to be motivated, too. Feel free to read this journal. Nothing can stop you. Just read and be motivated.
