There is one fact. There is one view. And then there’s another. And another. In truth, there are many.
The fault lies not in seeing differently, but in believing our view is the only one.
Our biases quietly shape what we see. They tint our lens, colour our reality, and limit our understanding. But the moment we recognise this, we create space for perspective.
To see things in better light, we must first acknowledge that another light exists.
So, what are you looking at today?
More importantly—how are you looking at it?