​How to start assuming the best in people 

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Humans have a natural instinct that can cause us to assume the worst, says this expert. But there’s value in fighting against this temptation.

The person who cuts in front of you in line is a jerk. The neighbor with a sign promoting a ballot measure you disagree with is evil. And the coworker who has an opinion different from yours is uneducated. 

 Humans have a natural instinct that can cause us to assume the worst, says this expert. But there’s value in fighting against this temptation.

The person who cuts in front of you in line is a jerk. The neighbor with a sign promoting a ballot measure you disagree with is evil. And the coworker who has an opinion different from yours is uneducated.   Work Life 

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