Look at the screen fro the left and then the right. Do you see a young nurse
,others see someone different..
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Darrell, Great illustration. It's true, there are often two different perspectives that are both correct. I can see both people in the image quite easily. I like the nurse the best. LOL This illustration really does say that we can always learn. Thanks for sharing.
Great post. I see both but was looking for the nurse.
Great post. I see both but was looking for the nurse.
Our perspective can make a huge difference in what we see. Thanks for the reminder. History books are a great example. The same story can be told many different ways depending on your perspective of the events.
Hi Darrell! I don't see the young nurse! I must be blind. And I just got my first pair of glasses. Hm.
Nice post.
Darrell, nice graphic to illustrate your point. One's perspective may be quite different than others. Thanks.