Welcome to Replay Thursday, where we play the most popular episodes from the previous season.

Does someone do something that really irritates you? I mean, it really gets under your skin.

Well, did you know that the things that bother us and others are often blind spots in our own lives?

We can't see our own faults as easily as we can see the faults in others.

Ouch. Let's talk about blind spots.

Welcome to Keep the Heart Podcast with Francie Taylor. Francie is an author, teacher, and conference

speaker known for sharing biblical insights that are practical and inspiring. Now back to today's

valuable study. Have you ever almost sideswip wiped a car because they were in your blind spot?

The car wasn't in your side view mirror. You couldn't see it because it had entered that little

strange area where drivers cannot see the other vehicles. According to the National

Safety Council, on average, a car has two

main blind spots. They're generally at the back left and back right side of the car, and we know this.

These are the areas where the driver cannot see by using just those sideview mirrors.

Now, when new cars added the blind spot warning system to vehicles, it really

helped drivers to know when someone was in that zone because it warns you. The system detects the

vehicles in the blind spot while you're driving and it'll notify you with a ping that someone is right

there. Some systems are even higher tech. They'll give an additional

warning if you turn on your turn signal when it's unsafe for you to merge or change lanes. Huh,

too bad there's not a blind spot warning system for everyday life, right? Well, let's look at three

common blind spots and what we can do to detect them in our own lives.

First, there's the blind spot of fault finding.

Now, this blind spot allows us to see other people's faults more clearly than our own.

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