Jumping to conclusions
Never jump to conclusions by thinking there is not a way to make millions.
One of the biggest obstacles in problem solving is jumping to conclusions. Many of us tend to jump to conclusions as a habit.
For me it comes from working at the hospital for a number of years and dealing with emergencies. Some of our training was the ability to make quick decisions and take action. However, in everyday life this is not necessary.
The key to doing the right thing is keeping an open mind.
I am working on keeping an open mind when I see people I care about in Steemit quit posting. Some drain all their Steem and then I tend to jump to conclusions by thinking they probably gave up.
At times it can be difficult in here posting and wondering if anyone sees it since they took away the view count.
I know there are some that do not upvote or comment but read posts, like me when I am on my phone. I like to use my laptop for commenting and upvoting instead of my little android phone. Then I get on later and follow up on those posts.
Here is a minute clip to leave you with from the movie, “Office Space” about jumping to conclusions and how to make one million dollars.
BTW: The guy who invented the pet rock made a cool 15 million dollars.
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