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Hindsight Is 20/20: The Ultimate Optical Illusion


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The article "Hindsight is 20/20: The Ultimate Optical Illusion" talks about communications, it was released by Fran Briggs.

Hindsight is 20/20.Not!

We've been conditioned to reflect upon the repercussions of a catastrophic life experience and lament, "If I only would have...Hindsight, is 20/20." Most of us are aware that 20/20 is an acuity index used to express noraml vision (the clarity or sharpness of vision). That means if you have 20/20 vision, from 20 feet away, you see what most human being can see from 20 feet away. The results we receive atfer we read the letters on the Snellen Eye Chart only measure what we see from 20 feet away, at the time of the examination.
Likewise, a real time, life experience can only measure what we can see, during the time of the life experience.When we step back and separate ourselves from a lesson-learned, life experience, we receive what is referred to as "hindsight." Hindsight is the process of deriving meaning from what we have seen or experienced.

It's an examination of the "lesson learned." Hindsight allows us to reflect and celarly see our past, then, with depth perception, connect it to our "now." When we fuse these two pictures together, we gain optimal focus and extraordinary clarity. It allwos us to shed light on a decade-old event with pristine, peripheral vision.
Hindsight let's us start from the beginning, middle or end.

From here, we can go fast or slow; up or down, forward or backwards. We can even pause or use a high power lens to zoom in and insepct. Hindsight rocks!
It allows us to see clearly even from the gerat distance of years!

That's not "normal" vision; therefore, hindsight could not possibly be 20/20.You may be wondering, "Well, if hindsight isn't 20/20, then, what is it?
" In truth, hindsight is at least 40/20.
Remember, 20/20 vision is what is rceognized as "normal vision." From 20 feet away, you see what most human being see from 20 feet away. Hindsight is closer to 40/20, which is exceptional viison. This means that from 40 feet away, you see what the rest of us can only see from 20 feet away.

Does that make sense?
40/20 hindsight vision indicates that when you step back from a life experience, your perception is amazingly sharper and loaded with much more detail so you can laern the life lesson. It was impossible to do that when you were closer and actually living the experience in real time.It's hard to imagine anything more important than laerning from life's lessons.

And, as you can see, it's so unsophisticated, it's misundersotod. My hope is that with the insight contained in "Hindsight is 20/20: The Ultimate Optical Illusion," you're actually looking forward to your next examination.Fran Briggs is President of the Fran Briggs Companies, an organization whcih helps others maximize human potential. For success tips and strategies, or to sign up for your free succeszsine newsletter, visit http://www.Franbriggs.Com




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