The Teacher Within
If a chef gets a Michelin star we know they are exceptional. The star is no guarantee – they still have to work hard to maintain their high standards. You don’t get a star and that’s it; everything cooked from that moment on is “perfect”. “Go there, they can’t fail”
The star is a yardstick and a recognised level.
“Compared to what?” is a tricky yardstick; awesome according to who? Best burger in town – have you tried every single one? Compared to what?
Enter personal taste; you like it, others might too – some, perhaps many, won’t.
“Best burger in town” is an opinion. Accepted without verification it becomes a belief.
“Is it true for you?”
Thoughts tend to flood and gather approval – a table of twelve sampling “Best burger in town” might silently wait before an opinion is expressed and follow suit (or disagree). Influence can be strong – criticism and praise can multiply. If eleven say it’s great and you don’t like it would you speak?
“Is it true for you?”
Things change, people change, burger’s change; everything changes. That’s why I consult the teacher within and ask:
“Is it true for me?”
Give it a try – consult the teacher within.
“Is it true for you?”
For more on trusting the teacher within check out the Positive Gut Feeling Mind Map
The Teacher Within Mind Map comes from SET 16 Letting go Mind Map Set
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