Don’t Judge Too Quickly

Typological Balance

Typological or cognitive balance is achieved when I turn off my judgement long enough to take in new data, but also turn off the pipeline of new data long enough to draw conclusions and make decisions. While making decisions too often or too quickly is certainly a behavioral liability and a developmental challenge, I was recently reminded by this ad how funny it can be. Work toward typological balance and remember, don’t judge too quickly.

Don’t Judge Too Quickly

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