Understanding The Bottom Line Of Interpersonal Communication

Benjamin Franklin is greatly respected by the world, not only because he is the founding father and outstanding scientist of the United States.

One day, Franklin and his young assistant went out to work. When they came to the exit of the office building, they saw a young woman walking not far ahead.

Maybe she was walking too hastily, suddenly a stumble under her feet, her body was out of balance, and fell down on the ground at once.

Franklin recognized her at the first glance. She was a clerk who was very conscious of her external appearance. She always dressed gracefully and gracefully.

The assistant saw that she was just about to take a big step forward to help her, but was caught by Franklin and hinting at him to avoid it for the time being.

So the two men quickly turned back to the corner of the corridor, quietly watching the movement of the female employee.

In the face of the confused look of his assistant, Franklin told him gently: "not to help her, but it is not yet time. Wait and see."

After a while, the woman clerk stood up. She looked around, dusted off her body, and soon returned to normal.

When the woman clerk was fading away, the assistant was still puzzled.

Franklin smiled lightly and asked, "young man, are you willing to let people see your bad luck when you wrestle?"

Walking on the journey of life, everyone will have "wrestling".