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Changing Perspectives for the Common Good

There are so many incidents in life that change our perspective now and then. Some of us are rigid to just one opinion while others are open to many possibilities. This is the real gift of life that makes us who we are. While everyone is entitled to their opinion, it doesn’t harm to know other's ideas and possibilities.


What is Emotional Intelligence

According to the Oxford Dictionary, it is “the capacity to be aware of, control, and express one's emotions and to handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically”. Now, this is important to have good relationships with others and understand them better. This is also helpful to see their perspective on life.

Emotional intelligence is important for leadership. And if you are the leader, you need to have an open mind to other’s viewpoints. 

How does changing perspective help?

  • It helps in a better understanding

Being open to several viewpoints helps open doors to so many stories- The ones that you didn’t know about before. It may just blow up your mind to know new ways of thinking.

  • Having better relationships

It goes without saying that once you learn about others, have a better understanding of them helps build great relationships. The person sharing and the person listening start having a beautiful rapport.

  • Be good at workplace

Many need to have a good rapport with their colleagues. It helps being open to ideas means having a good business and being strong at networking. This is good for the workplace environment. 

Be empathetic

The secret recipe for understanding new viewpoints is also having a sense of acceptance of others for who they are. Very often, we have people we detest and shun their opinions just because of the way they behave or their deviated personality traits. 

Start by embracing people for who they are. You don’t know what they have been through or how bright an idea they can come up with. Give them a chance. This is a form of a spiritual step towards people around you. 

Every person on this earth has a so many stories of life and knowing their perspective would be a plus point. Be empathetic at every step among other things to exploreIt would be a blessing in this world to have people who understand other’s point of view genuinely, without any ulterior motive.

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