On January 2, Janet put her New Year’s resolution into effect at work. The resolution was made after she saw her manager stiffen as she had described her concerns about a rule he had just implemented. Thinking about it, she had an epiphany: something in her manner had put him off. She knew what to do.
On March 4, none of Janet’s colleagues supported her ideas during a meeting, even though they were much better ideas. Thinking about it afterwards, Janet had an epiphany: she had not talked up each colleague before the meeting. She knew what to do.
On May 6, Janet lost a promotion to another colleague, even though she knew her work was superior. That evening, going over her employment history, Janet had an epiphany: she realized that she never went out to lunch with any of her colleagues, socializing. She knew what to do.
On July 8, Janet
Later that night, looking at a full moon, Janet
When Janet looked into a mirror, she saw someone else.
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