If you must judge a person by his words,
Be sure you’re competent enough to know what words conceal.
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This post is in response to the daily prompt: Conceal
If you must judge a person by his words,
Be sure you’re competent enough to know what words conceal.
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This post is in response to the daily prompt: Conceal
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How true!!! We are so often misguided by the words..
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Exactly. Thank you for your supportive comment. I really appreciate.
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A lot of times it is followed by some assumptions we make from the words, it is better to ask and affirm.
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You are right. Thank you.
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Simple. Straightforward. Perfect 🙂
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Thank you, NJ. I really appreciate your supportive comment.
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Yes and sometimes, it is better to ask questions.
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That’s it. We need to ask question when we are lost rather than assuming we are fine. Thank you Bhanu for your brilliant comments.
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Sure, my pleasure.
I have a habit of talking a lot and most of the time I end up asking too many questions for the sake of clarity.
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It’s good because it’s better to ask than to assume wrongly. Thank you. I really appreciate.
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This lesson I learned from our professor who taught us Organisational Behaviour. Whenever any student would make a point in his class he would paraphrase it in his own sentence and ask “is this what you meant?” It turned out most of the times the student would realise he o she was being a bit vague and then use better words to convey what they had meant to say. Thanks for this post! 🙂
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You are welcome, Prabhat. I am happy it resonated with you. Thanks for your support.
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Excellent!
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Thank you, Laurie. I am glad you liked it.
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We need to read between the lines and pray for the spirit of understanding. Good one.
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Well said, Jewel. We really need that understanding to be able to know what we should.
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I judged you!
Now, what are you concealing underneath those simple, but incredible lines?
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Nice one, Nam. And thank you for your supportive comment.
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True! Actions speak louder than words.
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Exactly, It does. Thank you Rose for your support.
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