Is This A Burden? - 6 views

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  #1 Joe Bennett on 13 Jun 13

   

  Is seeing others as people and not objects a burden? In others words, are you worried that in order to stay out of the box, you have to do everything that pops into your head to do for others? Does that seem overwhelming?
  
  Let's have a conversation about that.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Is seeing others as people and not objects a burden? In others words, are you worried that in order to stay out of the box, you have to do everything that pops into your head to do for others? Does that seem overwhelming? <br /> <br /> Let's have a conversation about that.</div>

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  #2 Brian Suszek on 13 Jun 13

   

  It does. However, self justification is exhausting as well.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">It does. However, self justification is exhausting as well.</div>

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  #3 Joe Bennett on 14 Jun 13

   

  I like the example they use in Leadership & Self Deception to help us with this issue. They are talking about driving a car and seeing the other drivers as people - does that create an overwhelming burden?
  "So, in this case, being out of the box and seeing others as people doesn't mean that I'm suddenly bombarded with burdensome obligations. It simply means that I'm seeing and appreciating others as people while I'm driving, or shopping, or doing whatever it is I'm doing."

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I like the example they use in Leadership & Self Deception to help us with this issue. They are talking about driving a car and seeing the other drivers as people - does that create an overwhelming burden? <br /> "So, in this case, being out of the box and seeing others as people doesn't mean that I'm suddenly bombarded with burdensome obligations. It simply means that I'm seeing and appreciating others as people while I'm driving, or shopping, or doing whatever it is I'm doing."</div>

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