Run with Scissors

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Perception, particularly self-perception, is complex. How do we discern whether what we see is reality or merely the blur of our imagination? Are our self-assessments shaped by our own insights or by external expectations? Jane Lump reflects on her experience at age eleven in an optometrist’s office, where she first tried on glasses. Initially disappointed by the lack of change in her vision, she was astonished when she looked across the hall and saw everything in sharp, vibrant detail. This moment serves as a metaphor for how new ideas and insights can shift our understanding of truth. Jane realizes that many of her current beliefs contradict conventional wisdom, revealing that our perceptions of strengths and limitations often require reevaluation. This narrative blends memoir with practical advice, illustrating how breaking rules can foster personal growth. Jane shares transformative lessons from her childhood in a small Midwestern town to her experiences in Fortune 50 boardrooms, emphasizing the relationship between risk, reward, and purposeful success. With over 25 years in communication and education, Jane guides individuals in exploring their purpose and crafting actionable plans to achieve their dreams. Her background includes teaching at Purdue and Valparaiso Universities, and she is trained in various creative problem-solving methods. For more about her consulting services, visit her website.