Are you a nitpicker? Or are you OK with letting things slide because they’re generally going in the right direction? And what might this tell you about the nature of your humanity? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Do You Have The Wisdom To See What’s Not There and To Not See What Is There?” as it reveals that sometimes a questions that sounds smart isn’t too smart after all.
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