After hearing the judge side with the plaintiff the defendant began to make his case. Again the judge affirmed the argument saying, “That’s right.”
Frustrated at the seeming wavering of the judge the court clerk shout out, “They can’t both be right!”
For a third time the judge replied, “That’s right.”
The moral of the story is that truth surrounds us. Though the definition may be only in where you place your focus.
— Where should your focus be?
— What is the true reason you are interested in a particular issue?
— What do you discover as you change your vantage point?
— What do you see when you completely abandon your own self-interest?
