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I started to really understand this idea with Entrustet. The only way to do that is by seeing things from their perspective, not yours. To be successful, you have to see what other people need and build solutions to their problems.

In business nobody cares about what you want. If you try to see things from other peoples’ perspectives, it immediately sets you apart. They might give passing though to what other people want, but at the end of the day, they’re mostly about themselves. It’s such a powerful key to success because the vast majority of people are only thinking about what they themselves want. And how important it is to me for other people to be able to see things from my perspective.

Over the past three years, I’ve realized just how important it is to be able to see things from others’ perspectives. So it can be hard to really think about what is motivating a person to act the way they do, no matter the situation: family, business, friendships, relationships. Humans inherently care about themselves more than other people. It’s a simple concept, but it can be very hard to master. To really understand their motivations and truly understand why they react and behave the way they do. After meandering through life for the past 27 year, I believe that, after meeting your basic needs, whether its in, friendship, family, relationships or business it comes down to one ability: the ability to see thing from other peoples’ perspectives. I know plenty of wealthy, educated, brilliant people who are miserable. I’ve been lucky.īut once my basic needs have been met, is there one characteristic that stands out that’s made me successful and happy? Is it a characteristic I’ve seen in other successful, happy people? I think there is. I’ve never lacked food, shelter or clean water. I’ve been incredibly lucky to have been born into a great family that has always supported the circuitous, non traditional path I’ve taken so far. I found it today going through old notebooks and decided to publish it. Note: I wrote this post in a spiral notebook in 2012, on my 27th birthday, when I was on a beach in Isla Baru, Colombia that had no potable water, no electricity and only hammocks to sleep in. Seeing Things From Other Peoples’ Perspectives

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