Yes/And

Actors use an improvisational tool called yes/and. The words no, I don't think so, you're wrong, etc.... instantly stops the scene. On the other hand, the words, yes & and keep the scene moving forward. Likewise, when in conversation with others we use the words, no, stop, or you're wrong, we stop healthy conversations and relationships in their tracks.

Both Debi and I have been able to slowly get back to some of the creative outlets we had before the pandemic. Oh how we’ve missed getting together with people who have a yes/and outlook on art and life. We may not all agree on politics, religion, mandates, or other social constructs, but when we approach relationships with a yes/and heart we open ourselves to new knowledge, thoughts, relationships, and amazing growth.

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