PERSPECTIVE
You need to explore different perspectives to discover that there is more than one way of looking at something and it’s possible for more than one thing to be true at any one time. Language can give different meanings to the same word, event, thought or relationship.
Our views and responses to what we hear, see and feel can change from moment to moment. We connect with people who share our interests and avoid those whose opinions we cannot relate to. This is because we have different mindsets, frames of reference or worldviews.
Perspectives are different views of the world outside us compared with the world we have created inside us. We view the world in subtly different ways in different situations and different mood states. Reading Shifting the Patterns by Ifryn Price and Ray Shaw. Management Books 2000 Surfing the Edge of Chaos Paper – Onar Am on Perspectivism 1994 The Intelligence Advantage by Michael McMaster. Butterworth-Heinemann 1996
