
The Choice To Not Share Your Knowledge Plus Were We Born To Teach
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I don't know if you've been there yet, arrow dot net, ARROE dot net. The whole entire intentions of this podcast is to give you the power of choice without taking your eyes off the road. I know what it's like to be in the front seat of a car and you're going, oh, I can't handle this news anymore. The world is falling apart or true crime. I've already solved this one. Can I have another choice? Please. Yeah, arrow dot net, ARROE dot net. Enjoy your exploration. When it's difficult to make up your mind, I mean, having that power of choice can actually weaken a person's heart. On this episode, we're going to put focus on making the choice to not share your wealth of experience with those who have actually never been there for you. Plus, were we as humans born to teach and or steal? My name is arrow. Life is a series of choices. Who decides when you're not making the right choice and isn't a fear of things going wrong? The greatest lessons in life are often lost inside hidden away attempts and
concepts. Well, it is time to reopen your heart. Having a choice is your daily gift. On this highway, we're going to learn how to trust Mirages. What is the choice? How about making a choice to not share your wealth of experiences with those who have never been there for you? Oh, I think we've all been there before. Learning how to deal with those who felt no time to deal with you. I mean, people wrestle with this endlessly, mainly because the unheard of employee or family member knows a better path, but will the king of all know it all's release their ego to pull in information for what we in martial arts called the white belt. I mean, if you're not sharing your knowledge, it's seen as bitterness. Your experience is yours. Yeah. And you don't have to share it with business day bullies. Why do the underdogs, though, eventually give in? It's not a smooth move to poison your legacy teaching the all knowing a new
trick might in fact open a new door. It's passing your experiences forward to a third party. What? Think about that. The experiences and the knowledge that you have, you're choosing not to give it to somebody who has taken from you for all of these years, but to keep it from them keeps it from a third party. It's almost like you're stealing from the person beyond the bully. Never forget your wisdom is nothing more than a gift who you choose to share it with is a question that deals with values rather than what's right and what's wrong. As the holder of your knowledge, do you offer it as a reward for loyalty? Or give in because they won't get off your back. Ultimately, it is your choice whether you're going to lead or regret it later. Hey, coming up next, were we actually born to teach or to make the choice to steal?
Hey, thanks for coming back to the choice. Were we actually born to teach or to make the choice to steal? No, we're near a new shape of making a choice. Psychologists and religious leaders have wrestled with this for centuries. Are we born to teach or steal other people's experiences? Now, one mental health leader states that we are born with a capacity for many behaviors, not with a destiny to teach and or steal. The act of teaching is all about the physical steps required to share knowledge. Stealing information comes from a much different playing field. The circumstances include desperation, opportunity, poor impulse and greed. Stealing is a learn behavior. You are not born to be a thief. It is how you were influenced. Now, the good news is someone who is known for stealing can actually evolve into a brilliant
teacher. All of us are brought into this world to do one thing. Learn. We make the choice to lift somebody up or take them down by stealing from their presence. Biology gives us certain tenderness. It's our experiences, decisions and values that play that role. If we determine to share it or take it completely away, oh, it is a choice. I'm Arrow and that's what I was writing while the sun was waking up on a brilliant new day.
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