Many of us like to think that we base our important decisions on facts and logic. Sometimes, however, our “hoped-for” results crowd out our logical assessments.
Let’s look at Molly and Bill, whose life together includes a home and small children. They struggle with money, with family, and sometimes with each other. However, they share a commitment to create a loving environment for their children.
From their struggles, Molly perceives that Bill has little respect for her intelligence. Although he’ll ask her opinion, it seems to Molly that he responds by doing just the opposite! Continue reading
