Power of Interpretation in Everyday Scenarios #shorts #PerceptionPower #EmotionalIntelligence

So. Okay, so I could. I could. I'll describe a scenario that shows that it's not about whether something good or bad or not, it's about your interpretation of the thing. So there's a. There. There's a. There's a project that's. That's completed at work. It's undertaken by three people, or each of these people belong to the three different groups. So they get feedback. The feedback doesn't. It doesn't sound entirely glowing, so it sounds quite negative on the surface. So person one, who represents group one, they feel criticized, they feel that. They feel attacked, they feel angry. But because it's their line manager who gave the feedback, they feel like it's better to not express their anger because of potential repercussions. So they try to forget it, they try to suppress it, they go home, but then they find themselves being, like, snappy at their partner or their kids or their pet. I'm sure, you know, there's a word for that displacement.