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What do businessmen such as Steve Jobs, Eric Schmidt, and Bill Gates all have in common? You might say intelligence, ingenuity, and a great deal of success. And you would be right. But there is one key element to their success that you might not be aware of.
(Photo Credit: McKenna McCormick) In this post, it is my goal to make a distinction between the psychological acts of judgment and opinion. To some, this might seem like a trivial endeavor, but once we dig into the depths of the distinction, it will become clear how knowing and recognizing the difference between making a judgment or forming an opinion impacts your worldview and relationships with others.
I remember from a young age being told "you can't always get what you want." Through our formation years, we are taught to share, make decisions with others needs in mind, and build friendships through collaboration. When deciding what to do on a Friday night with friends, there is a sharing of ideas and we work together to make a decision.