Critically Thinking about Getting Along
My Final Message for 2024
For the upcoming year, let’s have one of our resolutions be to learn something positive and constructive from those giving us good examples — no matter who they are. Maybe WE should be the people setting a good example!
Please watch this 3 minute video and give it some Critical Thought…
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This video dashes all our preconceived notions of how animals should behave toward one another, and opens the door to new ways of connecting. Seems to me we should always try to set a good example and not pass judgement on others based on our own preconceived notions. Respect goes a long way toward fostering good relationships.
John,
Great video that brought a smile to my face. Animals can be good examples for humans to follow.
It sure would be a step in the right direction for us to actually get to know people instead of listening to opinions about people from others that don't know the people they are talking or writing about. As I look at countries around the world, my assessment is that we would all be far better off if most leaders would simply step back and let the 95% of their citizens interact directly
with others. Most leaders are the ones perpetuating drama between countries.
Happy New Year and let's all try to make things better.