Neville taught a startling idea about other people: the world, and everyone in it, reflects your own inner state. Others tend to play back the assumptions you quietly hold — about them and about yourself.
It isn’t that people aren’t real, but that changing your inner conversation about them often changes the relationship. You reform others by first reforming your concept of them.
Pick one strained relationship and silently assume the best of them today.
What new assumption about someone are you willing to hold?