Know Yourself Grow Yourself

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Have you heard of the Fundamental Attribution Error?
This is our tendency as human beings to attribute errors others make as related to their character, whereas we tend to attribute our own errors to the situation eg. they got it wrong because they're stupid, but I got it wrong because I wasn't given enough information.
Can you see how this tendency can destroy relationships?
It takes self awareness and skilful action not to fall into the trap of using the fundamental attribution error on others.
Self-awareness and skilful action to become the BEST version of you is what we're all about at Know Yourself Grow Yourself.

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