Somehow, we all crave depth – in our consciousness, conversations, experiences and work-lives.
But what is also true is that we all somehow stuck in this assumptive sticky wicket which never makes us go deeper into what we are here at the very first place.
We make inferences on our assumptions – as to why should we even know more, feel more and do more when everything feels fast-paced and tenacious already?
I think the best mutual medicine we can offer is by deeply listening to each other, the inner travesty between what wants to be heard and what needs to be listened to. The said and unsaid patterns of how people feel instead of what nonchalantly we want is the real stake.
Placing assumptions in you purview can be an excellent experimentation of what works iteratively in the future.
Depth demands a derivative of assumptions.
And this is how we gave deeper conversations which optimally drive us to a qualified consensus.
Your audience needs you to chase your assumptive monkey mind, and then fall for the gravitas of more informed and deep conversations – the ones that align with your intentions and values.
So shallow is the soil for deeper immersion – never find it a weird contradiction. Shallow is the propellant for going deeper your own way!
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