Elisabeth Hendrickson on Nostr: My ongoing biggest failure is consistently discounting the value of things that seem ...
My ongoing biggest failure is consistently discounting the value of things that seem "obvious" to me. That is: this is obvious; no one would want to listen to me explain this. So there's no point in writing / speaking about it. And yet... it turns out... often the things that seem blazingly obvious to me aren't to others.
It's not just me, either. Everyone has a unique set of skills, experiences, & talents. Something "obvious" to person could be a profound insight to someone else.
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