09/10/2026
I saw a rabbit in someone's garden the other morning.
To me, it was a quiet little reminder that there's a whole world of life out there beyond us humans.
But not everyone would see it the same way.
To the gardener, it may be a pest destroying everything they've worked to grow.
To a child, it's probably a cute, cuddly little bunny.
To a hunter, it may look a lot like dinner.
Same rabbit. Completely different meaning depending on who's looking at it.
We all see things through a lens shaped by our experience, role, priorities, and beliefs.
The problem comes when we stop recognizing our perspective as a perspective and start treating it as the whole truth.
That team member you see as difficult? Someone else might see an overcomer with tremendous potential.
The obstacle that feels impossible? It might look like an opportunity from another angle.
The feedback that stings? It might be exactly what you need to hear.
This isn't about replacing your perspective with someone else's. It's more like "yes, and..." - holding what you see while making room for what others might see too.
A shift in perception can unlock more than we expect.
What have you decided is true - and what else might be true?
