When I read the news and when I listen to people, I recognize that everyone has their own point of view, Maybe that’s why I appreciated seeing this point of view on somebody’s garage yesterday.
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Do you see a point of view in the other images I’m sharing today?
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If I slapped my irritating co-worker today, I doubt they would see my point of view.
My point of view (shared by others) about a great song title is this one from Dan Hicks:
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I’m also working on a new song with a title that I hope will be great: “I’m a Narcissist.”
Here’s what I find when I search YouTube for “point of view.”
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Thanks to everyone who has a point of view, including YOU!
some people’s point of view is that their point of view is the only real point of view.
Good point, beth.
October provides you with a lot of great views, Ann.
I read your song title and my mind jumped to “I’m a Narcissist but I Won’t Brag about it.”
Thanks for your great views, Mark. “I’m a Narcissist” has a chorus that goes “me me me me me me me me me me” but I won’t brag about that.
Once again, “Reply” is grayed out. So here is my comment, which I know you don’t want to miss. 😊 (LOL)
Imagine everyone one in the world standing next to each other in a gigantic circle looking at something in the center. Everyone is seeing the same thing, but from a literally different point of view. Even the people next to you see a little more of one side or another than you can.
Barbara Stoner
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I always appreciate your point of view, Barbara!
I was just thinking about times when people haven’t asked me what I’ve thought but rather told me what they believed my opinion was. It’s an awful feeling, especially when I disagreed with what they were saying, and it’s always made me very conscious of trying to understand the other person’s point of view rather than assuming I know what it is.
It also feels awful when somebody asks me my point of view and then doesn’t listen, assuming that our points of view are the same. Thanks for always listening and leaving room for different points of view, Chris.