Emotional maturity.
I think that's something all of us ought to learn and apply.
When one lacks that, one is definitely going to be heavily penalised. Don't believe, try it in office. And the worst thing is, it has devastating rippling effects for others around you. The best reaction I can think of when somebody does that, will be a smack on your forehead.(that msn emoticon) Wa.it's so damn exasperating. How would you have even wondered that people of this age can conjure up such stupidity? Goodness.
Anyway, I guess all of us tend to pick up this bad bad habit as we grow older.
Of saying that you acknowledge the existence of the problem/understand the panic-stricken's situation etc, and the next thing you do is to cast that away or compartmentalize it.The moment you say you acknowledge, the next moment you discard it. Talk about acknowledgement.Bullshit. Genuine acknowledgement has got to be being a patient audience, willing to listen and not hear. You recognise the problem and set about improving matters. Not just acknowledge and ignore. Don't undermine the word acknowledge please.
And for goodness sake, the way you see the problem is the problem.
Check your lenses la.
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coco lee - baby im sorry
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjAVsGsQ4_o
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