Snap judgments are nearly impossible to avoid; focus on your second reaction.
It’s one thing to want to avoid snap judgments, but I think they are inevitable! What to do then? Well, being aware of the first reaction, and paying attention to the second reaction – that’s where we actually can direct our thoughts in the direction we want.
These first reactions usually result directly from a lack of information or understanding, and a long line of historical messages. Walk with me in Central Park as we talk more about this topic and my previous experience in the NY Marathon.
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luv the way the end of the video on prejudice…first response was an example of what you are sharing!
the lady with the dog at the end , brilliant
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frankie
Great show Rox. I wonder how many of us spend the 1st half of our lives learning from our family, society, religion and then our 2nd half of our lives UNlearning all that or I guess more like your Filters show yesterday, filtering out what we’ve been taught from the outside instead of listening to our true inner self.
Aloha!
I love the way you talked about our ingrained prejudices…and how we first reach to things. How a persons energy comes across really does affect our sense of connection. I just wanted to say again congrats on your 3 vloggy awards. Today is my 35th birthday and we saved an extra cupcake for you and lexi. ~ Aloha from david in galveston, texas ~