Have you noticed how Google Maps never yells, condemns, or castigates you if you miss a turn?
It never raises its voice and says, “You were supposed to turn left, you idiot! Now you’re going to have to take the longer route and it’s going to cost you more time and gas, and
It never raises its voice and says, “You were supposed to turn left, you idiot! Now you’re going to have to take the longer route and it’s going to cost you more time and gas, and
you’re going to be late for your meeting!
If it did that, chances are, you might stop using it, however, it simply re-routes and shows you the next best way to your destination.
Its primary interest is in getting you to reach your goal, and not in making you feel bad for
If it did that, chances are, you might stop using it, however, it simply re-routes and shows you the next best way to your destination.
Its primary interest is in getting you to reach your goal, and not in making you feel bad for
making a mistake.
There’s a great lesson here - It’s tempting to unload our frustration and anger on those who might have made a mistake, especially those we are close to. However, the wisest choice is to help fix the problem, and not play the blame game.
There’s a great lesson here - It’s tempting to unload our frustration and anger on those who might have made a mistake, especially those we are close to. However, the wisest choice is to help fix the problem, and not play the blame game.
Be a Google Map to your children, spouse, colleagues, and the people you care about.
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