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Hmmm, Carl. You have left it up to our own imagination to decipher and make the application. :)
Here goes my interpretation and its application for me!
"When the road is foggy you need to slow down;" - this is an obvious fact from which the latter, "same applies to learning" is intended to be the object lesson. So I leave that alone and focus on the latter
Therefore, "same applies to learning" means...when I don't understand what's going on, I take a break to assess, analyze, process, absorb and maybe make a decision before moving forward.
That's my take as you have left it up to me.:))
This could be a powerful lesson in communication and how what we say or don't say, can produce different outcomes depending on the recipient.
David
This is perfect David. I almost stated exactly that, "I will leave it up to your own imagination." Thank you! I'm told great minds think alike. I hope that's true my erudite friend.
Yes, sometimes you can´t help the road conditions, but just have to drive safely, and accept that it will slow you down. I had a journey in early December where I started off in ice and a snow storm, and to travel one mile took me an hour, and when I finally got to my destination the weather there was mild and sunny, although it was a couple of hundred miles away. The people I visited found it hard to believe the journey had taken so long, or that the weather was so severe where I started off! Alan
No I am not. I'm surfing online a lot thought. :-)
If I Uber you will know -- I promised to use your referral code.
Thanks Carl I think you should since you can do it when you want you can do more website building and anything else you want you are not considered a employee but a partner you are considered a independent contractor more time for wealthy affiliate
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HI Carl, that is a very powerful message. Clearly described by the picture. Truth, when unclear, slow down and either wait or ask. Thanks,
Debbie
Yes ask! Always ask. :-)
Or give the brain a rest and come back to it.