filling in the gaps

When the mind does not have all the answers about something or someone it fills in the gaps.

It doesn’t fill the gaps in with positive stuff, it fills it in with the worst-case.

We then act on those made-up stories towards others and react based on that fiction.

Then the reaction we get back from others only provides the mind with more fuel for these stories will tell ourselves about the world and other people.

Instead of filling in the blanks, we can ask and become curious, we can go and seek to understand other people. We can choose to listen first and to listen without evaluation so that we actually truly see people as they are and not as we believe them to be.

Don’t filling the blanks, instead listen, be curious and find out the true story.

Our story

‘Old Father Thames’ by Philip Dodson

Unless we share our story with the world…no one knows. We all have amazing journeys, full of great adventure and struggles. We all have stories that will inspire and help others.

When we share our stories we create human connection and we open up new paths to tread and discover.