Intro

J.Lo here.

Not really.

This first post of this blog is going to be like the first day of school. Awkward.

You know that feeling when you walk into a new class on the first day and you take 30 seconds to judge the room. You're eyes frantically search to see who is in your class. Who the annoying kids are, who you know, who the people are that think they're too cool for everything, the ones who soak up every second of learning, and then you. Everyone can place themselves with one of the "cliques" in the class even without realizing their doing it. Isn't it interesting that that is the way the brain works. Within one minute of being inside the room you can make a decision on whether you're going to enjoy yourself or not, and that decision sticks in your head and that is how you will view the class forever.

Something to think about isn't it?

You could change you're entire outlook on one class or one experience in life in less than a minute.

If we stopped the quick assessments and stopped ourselves from jumping to conclusions would we have a better attitude about everything we did?

PERHAPS.

That's all I have to say. That was word vomit if I ever saw some:)