7PS: Think You're Right? Read This First πŸ”


Read time: 1 minute, 348 words.

One man feels a trunk and says, "It's a snake."
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Another touches a leg and insists, "No, it's a tree."
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A third holds the tail. "You're both wrong. It's a rope."

They all touched the same elephant.
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But each one was convinced the others were wrong.

The parable of the blind men and the elephant shows this:
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We argue not because we're wrong but because we're only seeing part of the picture.

Research shows we spend 2.8 hours a week in conflict mostly because we see the same thing differently.

πŸ‘‰πŸ½ Here's a 4-step framework to help you pause, listen, and see more clearly.
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-Kabir
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​Seven Point Sunday - December 14
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πŸ’Ό Portfolio Career

Meet Matt Levy. Teacher, engineer, composer. Learn how he overcame illness and stepped away from music. He had to "accept a different way of hearing."

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⚑️ Productivity

​Decline meetings with no purpose. Meetings are a place to brainstorm and encourage people to expand past their tunnel view and contribute to a foreign subject. But if a meeting is only about project updates, this can be handled far more efficiently.

πŸ’° Wealth

​Key investment themes for 2026​

🎡 Music

​​Heart Like a Wheel by Linda Ronstadt. Effortless vocals and warm arrangements. Sunday soundtrack that’s equal parts comfort and momentum.

Listen to Holidaze by John Beasley. Festive & fun reimaginations tunes like "Away In A Manger" & "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy."
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πŸ“š Books

Read The Genius Habit by Laura Garnett. Try not to equate achievements with happiness. You don't need a mentor to be successful. The difference between passion and purpose. A compelling read.

πŸ’­ AI Prompt
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Write a 3-scene, 300-word comedic script: an exit interview with a reindeer who's leaving for a tech startup. Include HR jargon, sleigh KPI metrics, one heartfelt line, and at least three sound cues like [hoof tap], [contract rustling], [wind over tundra]. End with a haiku from the reindeer's spiritual teacher.

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​7 Assets That Pay You Monthly​

​Shhh… You learn more when you observe​

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