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This morning, I had to pour pulses into a glass jar. The jar had some water droplets at the base, so I wrapped a tissue paper around a rolling pin to wipe the inside of the jar, as the mouth was quite small. Despite several attempts, I couldn’t remove the water. Frustrated, I started wiping the jar from the outside. To my surprise, as soon as I wiped the base, the water droplets disappeared. It turned out the droplets had been on the outside all along.This experience made me realize how often we focus so intently on one side that we forget there might be another perspective. Our perception is often limited to our own viewpoint. We rarely consider the other side of a situation and become fixated on our own story. Let’s start looking at the other side of the jar. You never know what you might find; it’s always enlightening to explore the unknown.