Ryan McGuffey

Because communication is a two-way street.

But if people are over-interpreting or mis-interpreting what you're saying, that is partly on you because you're supposed to be able to communicate so that the receiver of communication understands the message you're trying to get across.

And the tone.

I thought I was a really good communicator for a long time, and then I found out I was not.

You know what else, by the way?

I thought I was a really good driver for a long time, and then I found out I am not a good driver.

Yeah, how did that happen?

My wife and my kids told me they don't feel safe with me driving the car.

I'm like, what are you talking about?

I feel pretty good.

I feel comfortable in the driver's seat.

When's the last time you asked somebody who's not you?

About it.

Mike, I think judging between the two people in my home that could drive right now, I think that they would prefer that.

Since I was alerted to this.

Since I was alerted to my inability to be a good driver, I've noticed some problems of my own.

Why?

They're right.

Oh, they brought it to the forefront.

Wait, how did you find out?