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Trade: “In spite of” with “In light of”

By: canamwill September 25, 2020September 25, 2020

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We need to remind ourselves that what people say is what they think (unless they are speaking proven facts) and that we have the ability to reject their statements.

Swap: “In spite of” with “In light of”

By: September 25, 2020April 29, 2022

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We need to remind ourselves that what people say is what they think (unless they are speaking proven facts) and that we have the ability to reject their statements.

Why EQ Is Important… Now More Than Ever

By: September 25, 2020April 29, 2022

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Having a result oriented mindset greatly increases our ability to self-motivate and find success in reaching our goals

anxportunist

By: September 10, 2020

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An anxportunist see other people’s anxieties as weakness and exploit them.

Swap: “They said…” with, “They think….”

By: September 10, 2020September 28, 2020

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We need to remind ourselves that what people say is what they think (unless they are speaking proven facts) and that we have the ability to reject their statements.

Trade: “They said…” with, “They think….”

By: canamwill September 10, 2020September 24, 2020

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We need to remind ourselves that what people say is what they think (unless they are speaking proven facts) and that we have the ability to reject their statements.