Labelling others as ignorant

The danger of labelling is obvious. It’s subjective and depends at which end of the telescope you are looking down.

The most ignorant thing could be to not listen to others and their views no matter how different they are to yours.

Failure to listen leads to not understanding, only hearing one part of the story leads to not understanding, and not understanding is indeed ignorance.

Ignorance comes from ignoring all aspects, all views and only listening to ours or the views of others within our echo chambers.

We could choose to open our minds and listen, often we choose not to as we fear to be wrong, so much easier to label people who believe different things to us as being ignorant.

It removes our accountability to understand different.

Don’t care

When we care about the outcome we are not authentic, we try too hard, we focus on engineering the result.

Outcomes are nearly always uncertain, however, we are taught to expect or want certainty. They are out of our control.

Forget about the outcome, just don’t care.

Care about doing something you love, about being genuine, about crafting your very best work.

Once you say to yourself ‘I don’t care’, magically the pressure is lifted on the outcome, you relax and are then more likely to do your best.

Letting go of things is a truly powerful thing.

Resistance is a negative drain.

Care free is hugely uplifting.