I challenge you to genuinely ask someone "how are you?" tomorrow.
Then, listen to their answer. And if they just say "I'm fine" like everyone always says, ask them again. Let them know that you legitimately want to know how they are.
This question is even more powerful when you ask it to someone you're frustrated with. (Maybe that person who never comes prepared to rehearsal?)
Asking "How are you?" does 3 things:
1 | It helps you understand what's going on in that person's life
2 | It enables you to build a deeper connection with the person you ask
3 | It turns bitterness, frustration, and resentment into love and compassion
Tomorrow, ask someone the simple question: "How are you?"
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