Changing perspectives leads to new insights from "summary" of Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus
In life, we often find ourselves stuck in a certain way of thinking. We become comfortable in our beliefs and assumptions, rarely questioning or challenging them. But what if we were to step back and look at things from a different angle? What if we were to change our perspective?When we change our perspective, we open ourselves up to new insights and possibilities. We start to see things in a different light, noticing details and connections that were previously hidden from us. This shift in perspective can be incredibly powerful, leading us to new discoveries and understandings. In "Lessons in Chemistry," the protagonist, Elizabeth Zott, undergoes a profound transformation when she begins to see the world through a different lens. As a chemist in the 1960s, Elizabeth is used to following the rules and sticking to the status quo. But when she is f...
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