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What else do you need to know? · Good Morning From The Chicken Coop!

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  Welcome to the good morning from the chicken coop, podcast with
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  Kim Johnson, your creative strategist and master mindset.
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  Coach filled with inspiration, distinctions, perspectives and
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  possibilities. We help you to cultivate a
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  mindset that leads you to create the best version of yourself.
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  You could ever imagine join Kim every morning from one of her.
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  Favorite happy places for chicken coop, along with all her
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  chickens. Hey everybody.
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  Good morning from the chicken coop.
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  So I have a very important question that you should be
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  asking throughout your life that I want to share with you.
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  And that question is, what else do I need to know?
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  And what else do? I not know and often times we
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  really forget that this is such an important piece of the puzzle
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  in our personal and self development and growth in our
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  personal well-being and we just skip over it because we are
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  emotional creatures. Teachers.
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  Correct? You mean we all know we're
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  emotional creatures, so we come to emotional conclusions and we
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  do it right away and it's so fast in our heads that we don't
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  even understand how quickly these things happen and often
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  times. It's such a fundamental wiring
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  inside of us that we forget how quickly we came to that,
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  conclusion. And then we run with it.
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  We don't even say it, is it fact, or fiction, is it purse?
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  Is it a perceived threat or a real threat?
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  We don't check in with ourselves and then therefore that we're
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  not asking that quality question.
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  So we are coming to these conclusions in these conclusions
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  are driving us forward and they are causing us to miss out on
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  things in our lives because we're not taking the time to do
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  the work that we need to do on that up front piece.
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  And why is this question? So important.
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  This particular one about what else do I need to know?
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  Or what else do? I not know about the situation.
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  However, You really want to language it.
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  Either way is comfortable and either way will bring you down a
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  path. That's further.
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  Now will it bring you to conclusion?
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  No, because here's the crazy part, there's always more to
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  know, always more to know and human beings are like puzzles
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  that are completely solid in color and their 10,000 pieces
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  and they're cut into those little micro pieces and you
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  don't know what you're looking for.
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  Sometimes, there's He wants in it and sometimes it might be
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  that it's a solid color and it's all caught that way.
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  But oftentimes, there's gradations in this.
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  So you might think you have a piece that goes into a space and
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  then turns out. Nope, that's not exactly true.
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  So, as you progress through with yourself because we always start
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  with this for ourselves because if we can't, we can't help other
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  people if we don't start with ourselves and what's so
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  fascinating to me on a consistent level is how much we
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  want to point the finger at Everybody else out there for our
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  problems instead of looking at ourselves and say, well maybe
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  this was because I came to a false conclusion, maybe this is
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  because I put my head around this in the wrong way.
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  Maybe this is because I didn't see the real question.
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  I should be asking myself, maybe I became this way because I made
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  an emotional decision or an ice, I came to an emotional
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  conclusion and therefore the situation that I am So wound up
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  about is coming at me in a certain direction and I can't I
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  can't see the forest through the trees and this is where we get
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  so stuck because if we don't increase the quality of the
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  question we have we can't come to a better conclusion and it's
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  my it's been my very very very strong experience that no matter
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  what you think about anybody. No matter how you feel about
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  anybody, they have reasons that they are, the way that they are.
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  And are those reasons valid to you, maybe maybe not, but
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  they're valid to them. Do you have to like, everybody
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  know? Do you have to try to coexist
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  with people? Yes, because we are all here on
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  this planet together and coexisting is a very important
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  part of what we are essentially doing every single day.
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  You can isolate yourself sure. But you're still going to have
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  to deal with Because we all have to deal with each other.
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  And the reason that we are bringing this up right now, the
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  reason I'm having this conversation with you, obviously
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  this is election week coming up. And I want to remind everybody
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  that regardless of what people vote for, regardless of what
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  people believe, regardless of what you believe, everyone has
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  their reason. And when I grew up, I was taught
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  thought that everyone has an opportunity to have their say,
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  everyone has an opportunity to speak their mind and if we
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  disagree, that's great. We can agree to disagree.
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  I can remember my father, saying to me distinctly, it's okay.
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  He thinks differently than me. I still, I still love him.
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  I just don't, I don't agree with him and there were times in his
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  life where he did distance himself from people where he
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  said, do you know what that that cross the line.
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  I don't want anything to do with this person anymore and I could
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  understand both sides of it when I looked at it, I could say,
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  okay, great, that's what I'm talking about.
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  You've got to be able to go into it, informed seeing all the
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  sides, and then, if you decide, something's not right, for you,
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  great. But just to blanketly, you know,
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  blanket, not like somebody, or just blanket, the whole
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  situation and say, Hey, you know, this is good or bad, it is
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  so hard to do that in our world, because our world is Is so
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  muddled with colors and so muddled with people who are on
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  their emotional path and we're on our emotional path and
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  everybody's colliding and everybody wants everyone to
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  believe what they believe and that will never happen.
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  That will never happen because that's not the nature of the
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  existence of humans on this planet.
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  We have to learn to have space for other people and their
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  beliefs while we still contain our space for us.
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  And our beliefs and that is okay.
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  And you have to consistently ask the questions.
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  What else do I need to know? Because that is a big piece of
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  the puzzle. What else do I need?
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  To know? What else do?
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  I need to explore, whatever way you want to do.
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  The question. The intent of these questions
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  are to drive you into finding out, more information about the
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  situation that you were being presented with.
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  And when you have more information, you can I always do
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  better when you know more you can do more, when you know where
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  you're headed, you can go there more directly.
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  So I hope that you have a very blessed day and a peaceful week
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  and I will see you all tomorrow. Bye.