Leadership Tip
Running into New Perspectives
I usually take the same running route
and see the same things.
It is mindless and relaxing.
However, last week I caught a new view
out of the corner of my eye
that took my breath away.
I turned and ran in an entirely
new direction.
How often do we look at a situation
through the same lens?
We are either mired in it and
cannot see a different view or
we become numb as things grow routine.
Stepping back or taking a break
from focusing on the situation
can allow us the space
to see something new.
I had not been running for a few days.
I saw my route with fresh eyes.
It led me in a new direction.
When you step back you are not running away.
You may actually find a new route.
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