Principle+2+-+Come+Out+from+Behind+Yourself

"All conversations are with myself, and sometimes they involve other people."

This statement was repeated throughout the book, and I certainly understand why. It is profound, and I never heard any declaration that even closely resembles it. My friend and colleague talks about the ongoing movie that plays in her head. I don't have the visuals, but the conversation certainly never stops in mine. On page 83 Scott goes on to say that, "//The issues in my life are rarely about you. They are almost always about me."// Combined with the earlier statement, I realize how self-centered our entire being actually is, how self-regulated our decisions become, and how very self-absorbed our lives can become if we aren't careful to, as Scott says, make our conversations real.