Comments on: Frustration

By: Mike Hurst

Mike Hurst — Thu, 13 May 2010 18:43:42 +0000

Ok thanks makes more sense, but I think most frustration
is about expectations that are not met.

Later,

Dad

By: Pastor Nathan Hurst

Pastor Nathan Hurst — Fri, 07 May 2010 16:41:59 +0000

The statement should have read “heart” [directive] not “hard”. I hope that clears up the statement.

Dad, thanks for commenting. I’m trying to get back in the groove of blogging again. I did ok for a while but was off track as of late.

By: Mike Hurst

Mike Hurst — Fri, 07 May 2010 14:21:29 +0000

Nate,

Can you explain more what you mean by, “frustration is a by product of a heard directive with no tangible evidence.”

Also, frustration to me is usually caused by expectations not
meeting with reality. Normally of course this is when the expectations are higher than the result or the reality.

Many times this is our expectations of others and their not meeting our expectations. In my business I have often said
if I could somehow know accurately our patient’s expectations I could much more likely meet those and then have more patients very happy with their outcome. We ask, but many times feel they don’t tell us the real expectations they have.

Later,

Dad