#ZeroAccidents : NO PHONE

No Phone

While we are talking with somebody over phone, our mind focuses on invisible things, as our mind tends to judge the things for relevancy. Our mind moves about the context of communication and possibly the topic's supplementary issues. Depending upon the topic of communication, our consideration may involve the following issues --

1) The person

2) The place

3) The time

4) The urgency of topic

5) Isolated or related subject

6) The surroundings

7) With or without company

8) Personal or official

9) The limitation

10)

Explanation 1:

You got a phone call about sudden death of a relative. Your mind will immediately visualize a big world of things and start working about the following possible things --

1) The deceased

2) You role and responsibilities

3) The possibility of visiting immediately

4) The distance between you and the place of death

5) The information

6) Your inquiry with the informant

7) The place of death

8) The funeral

9) Possible expenditure

10) Ability to spend immediately or not

11) Availability of people for help

12) Your then state of mind

13)

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