Closeness & Distance Cross
Why do two people keep clashing? Often they stand in opposite corners of the same cross. Place yourself and others and see the differences, and what each side can learn.
Place yourself and others on the cross
Drag the dots. Where do you stand when things get tense? Where does the other person stand?
People
The four directions
Far apart on the cross? That is often where friction comes from, and where each side can learn the most from the other.
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