Perception isn't the reality. It is what we perceive the reality to be.
It's a belief.
A belief is your perception of the reality, not the actuality of the reality.
The actuality of the reality is experience.
How we believe and understand something is based upon the context in which we work from and how we see, hear, even read, something.
I look forward to the +SkyWire chat on Perception this week and this graphic, used in my seminars to explain that there are many ways we can use and engage with information just by the context of approaching or receiving we use, is a case in point!
When you read it, it sounds depressing. When you read from bottom line to top, the same words and phrases become empowering.
How we believe and understand something is based upon the context in which we work from and how we see, hear, even read, something.
I look forward to the +SkyWire chat on Perception this week and this graphic, used in my seminars to explain that there are many ways we can use and engage with information just by the context of approaching or receiving we use, is a case in point!
When you read it, it sounds depressing. When you read from bottom line to top, the same words and phrases become empowering.
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