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Guessing how another feels is gambling.

KUNR Public Radio
Published May 21, 2012 at 9:46 PM PDT

http://kunr-assets.trinityannex.com/audios/737_DR_J_5-17-12.mp3

Often times we think we know what people are thinking and how they will react to a circumstance.  We guess rather than asking the other person how they actually feel.  Guessing happens regularly by both parties and while we can't stop our guessing, we can stop assuming our guesses are right all the time.  This week, Dr. Jankovich offers suggestions about how to talk through difficult circumstances.  Dr. Rebecca Jankovich airs Thursday mornings on 88.7 FM, KUNR, and can be reached at 775-322-1839.