Manufacturers
realize if their product is great, people will flock to it. That’s probably why
many people bought the same vehicle that
we did. While that’s good for the for company, it’s not as wonderful for us because
we keep encountering the same situation.
One day,
after leaving the store, we headed toward our van in the parking lot. I
unlocked the vehicle and all three of us tugged at the handle of a different
door. For some reason, not one door opened. Peering inside the vehicle make everything
crystal clear—it wasn’t our van. To make the situation even more ridiculous, as
we hurried away from a stranger’s car, my one child yelled, “Abort, abort” as
if we had failed at some wicked master plan. Any two or more things that look
the same on the outside can be surprisingly different on the inside. Take a
look:
Three-year-olds
may appear similar in size, but after a few conversations with one, you’ll understand
how different they can be, especially with someone like Alexis. We often make
snap judgments about people, putting them in the boxes we think they should
inhabit until we dig a little deeper to discover who they are and what they
think. During ordinary conversations, what surprising detail might someone
learn about you?
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