Quote by James Van Fleet

Always think in terms of what the other person wants.

Always think in terms of what the other person wants.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of empathy and perspective-taking in interpersonal relationships. It suggests that one should consider the desires and needs of others when interacting with them. By constantly considering the perspective and desires of the other person, we can build stronger connections, foster understanding, and promote harmony in our interactions. It encourages a selfless mindset that prioritizes the well-being and satisfaction of others, ultimately leading to more fulfilling and successful relationships.

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