Success Starts Early - Blind Spot
My oldest daughter recently got her driver's license, although she's technically had a vehicle for a while now. About a year ago, my in-laws were going to buy a new car and decided to give her their old SUV instead of trading it in. It was a great gift for her and she quickly set about the process of personalizing the inside to her preferences. As I taught her to drive, it wasn't uncommon for me to try to convince her to try my car once in a while. After all, I drive a sports car and I thought she'd leap at the chance to get behind the wheel of something a little more "fun" than a small SUV. But no, she never wanted to! One of the reasons she gave was the fact that it was difficult to see all the way around my car, but her SUV had more windows and better visibility behind the wheel when she wanted to change lanes. In life, sometimes we have a similar issue - there are things around us we don't notice, even though they're obvious to others. We c