I See You:
Exploring How Our Perceptions Affect Our Actions
This book, called “I See You” explores how perceptions you have of other people and yourself, drives how you approach relationships with people that are not like you in some way.
My goal is to use this book to target young people (and really all people) and to inspire them to separate their perceptions and their treatment of others which will ultimately lead to my goal of seeing more unity in society.
3 core ideas
- In order to affect change, we must first seek to understand ourselves
- The world becomes a better place only when individuals seek to understand others
- Trying to fit others into our expectations only widens the gap between people
About the Author
Michael Carter is originally from Columbus, Ohio, and now resides in Brownsburg, Indiana. He is the senior pastor of The Life Church in Bloomington, Indiana, and has served in that position for the last six years. Michael has served in various positions in the church, over the last twenty-five years including worship pastor and as an Elder.
Michael has more than twenty years of experience working in corporate America with AT&T as both an engineer, and also supervising a technical staff. He has also worked as a communications technician and served in the US Army as a radio teletype operator.
He serves on the board of directors for El Shaadai & I, a transportation company and is also the Spiritual Director for Indiana Kairos Prison Ministry.
Michael is a graduate of Indiana Wesleyan University in Business Science and Religious Studies. He loves music and sports. He has been married to his wife Detra for more than 20 years, and they have 5 children; 4 girls and 1 boy.
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