#paradox of perception

[solushospes]

Having a perspective you're not afraid to share is great; embracing that perspectives themselves can be paradoxical between different observers, even better.

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[perilousthoughts-blog]

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My next play is away.... waiting for impact.

Perception is a damnable thing no matter how you look at it really. It's how we base the weight and value of all the things we do. It's also something unique to us, even though we may have similarities to others in the way we think and view the world. When it comes down to it, our perceptions can be as individual as our finger prints.

The Paradox Of Perception.

For those who have a hard time reading the above, "Wait, wait... so... you're saying I'm not only supposed to be myself, but be me while being aware of the perception of everyone I meet in order to portray myself in a context each of them will perceive as how I perceive myself?... Who does that?!"  - M.E.

I do that, not always but often. In this case I've forced myself to look at things from The Company's perspective. I've emailed "Sally" with my understanding of what I believe is their point of view as well as reached out to her for guidance on how to help without being seen as an attack.

In doing so I hope to know for sure if she's going to change how she responds to me and my concerns or if she's going to play the same hand and brush me off as best she can. In which case, I have another person in mind to prod.

Someone in this business has to care right? I'd like to think so anyway. I'll write more later, my time is limited at the moment.

♀|} The Analyst