Perception a beautiful word which refers to the process of selecting, organizing, and interpreting sensory data into usable mental representations of the world. Perception is something that happens through what they see or hear. People can see or hear in a positive way as well in a negative way. Perception can also be based on your favourite, for instance if there are two objects placed in front of us, out of which one is our most favourite and the other one is least favourite, so when it comes to selecting one among the two, we would certainly select the most favourite one, since we already have a good impression over it. Organising is also similar to selecting, we would organise based on our priority and the one we like first and then the rest.
Everyone in this world tends to have different perception. We can consider the above image as half full as well as half empty, it certainly differs from person to person and obviously both are not wrong because if we need the glass to be emptied we cannot tell it half full since that might be discouraging/demotivating, we can tell it as half empty else if we need it to be filled we can tell it as half full. But if we do it in the opposite way then our approach towards it is wrong and certainly we need to look into it and get it rectified.
How successfully an individual human being can perform certain action? Essentially means to what extent your body takes instruction from you, to what extent your emotion and thoughts co-operate with you, to what extent you can get all your energies focused in one direction, to what extent you can get the situations around you to go with you. But before all this happens, how clearly you see something is the most important thing. If you can’t see clearly but your action is great in the wrong direction then very successfully we will fail. #Inspired
The foremost thing is always develop a certain clarity of perception that clearly describes the situation around you. And before taking an action or before concluding make sure that it is a valiant action. Never get detected by Instinct or inference. Only once in a blue moon it would work. Both instinct and inference would never help , only our perception and knowledge helps us to survive and compete the battle. Get as many valuable data’s possible for an issue rather than hearing it from someone else so you can get an idea of what’s right and what’s not.
Selective perception is again something which differs from person to person based on the likes and dislikes. We prioritise the things which we love first and the things which we don’t like would be at the last. Generally most of the people once if they decide something is not good they simply start ignoring and only focus on the things which they love the most. If we do things in such a way our loved one’s start becoming normal. Once if it starts getting normal our love towards it reduces gradually.
We generally organise things based on two things, one would be on the priority of the work and the other would be on the things which we love. If the task needs immediate attention it would be better to choose and concentrate on the priority rather than the things we love, because it would be harder in the end to complete if we focus on the things we love. If we have sufficient amount of time, we could complete it according to the things which we love, because it would be better and we’ll be satisfied if we do what we love.
It is always better to have an open mind and approach and get to know about everything in detail and then decide the necessary action rather than getting influenced. If needed we could also seek help from others, but remember seeking help is something different from getting influenced, never let anyone to influence you because your perception and their perception would not be the same. Your perception is something what you see and their perception is something what they see, both will never be the same. So think and select the best option that suits you and satisfies you. Never do things to satisfy others.
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