Being misunderstood is an everyday occurrence. On some level, it's just a part of living. Most of us find it to be a very uncomfortable truth. The interesting thing about being misunderstood is that we ourselves are also constantly misunderstanding people. We wonder at their choices, we wonder at their wisdom, we judge their character and yet, if someone does that to us, we usually get hurt or angry. Is it possible to understand WHY misunderstandings take place and what we can do to change our own judgments? This book may offer some life-changing thoughts...