The value of examining your underlying assumptions
The value of examining your assumptions
Examining your assumptions is always useful because it forces you to examine the context you’re (subconsciously) imposing on the situation.
But what’s even more valuable is this: the act of examining your underlying assumptions makes you question those assumptions.
And in my experience, that can only be a good thing.
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