Helping others become even better versions of themselves
In life, we are programmed to look for what went wrong, or to catch someone out, or to find fault.
What if we changed to look at went well, what was good about something and congratulating people for the work that they do?
How would our work improve?
What would happen to our morale and self-confidence?
Worth a try, it is a choice you could make.
Often following disasters there is a natural instinct to help, to donate, to take action, to write posts on Facebook, to be outraged, sadden or a whole variety of emotions.
But in a week, what will we all do? A month? What will we do?
The people suffering from the disaster need help for a long time after, not just our initial support.
Let’s not forget.
Philip Dodson 