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In this brief monologue, Dr. Jeffrey Edwards recounts a moment of interpersonal frustration where he felt a colleague failed to understand his perspective. He explores possible reasons for the disconnect, including a perceived knowledge gap, the way he communicated, and the colleague's assumptions. Dr. Edwards admits that his immediate internal reaction was to judge the other person as "dumb, crazy, or stupid," but he quickly recognizes that such thoughts are unproductive and not the appropriate response. The reflection highlights his awareness of personal bias, the importance of effective communication, and the need for emotional self‑regulation in professional settings.

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