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How To Positively Reshape Your Core Belief System
Have you noticed, in any traffic accident there will always be multiple perspectives on what happened? The driver will have one perspective, another driver, or a passenger will have yet another perspective.
Each onlooker who witnessed the accident will have a slightly different perspective, depending on where they were, how far away they were, how much their view or vision was restricted, how much danger they felt they were in, what else was going on, how the accident affected them, what the accident means to them.
“We don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are” — Anais Nin
We look at situations, events, and interpret what other people say and do, according to our own set of past experiences, assumptions, and emotions all of which help us form our beliefs about ourselves, about others, and about the world in general.
Therefore, the meaning we tend to give to events, the way we make sense of our world, is primarily based upon our Core Belief System.