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“You don’t have to take part in every argument you are invited in to.”
The paradox of our time in history.
Take Your Time Making Big Decisions.
Wisdom - its worth in our lives.
People Will Hate You Whatever You Do.
Give up the desire to always be right.
How people treat us is a reflection of who they are.
You don’t have to do what other people tell you to do.
Remove The Rough Edge to your character.
You have more control over your future than you may realise.
Friends Come and go, please don’t stress it.
Know the difference between peer pressure, seduction and what you really want to do.
You don’t have to do things by a certain age or time. Take your time, be you.
A Story To Inspire You To Overcome Fear.
10 Powerful Benefits of Change and Why We Should Embrace Change.
Live The Story you want Told of yourself!
12 Warning Signs That You Are Dealing With An Evil Person.
Blaming Others: Hurts You More Than It Hurts Them.
RMS and Peak Power - Amps and Speakers.
Resume Example and Curriculum Vitae advice.
Making Copies of data, protecting data/files/photos etc.
Let go of the idea of perfection.
One of the hardest exercises known to human's is to forget what has gone before.
26 Things You Do As An Adult When You’ve Experienced Childhood Emotional Abuse.
Stay Away From Negative Conversations And Negative People.
Are you being used as a flying monkey for a narcissist?
Burning Bridges - which bridge to cross and which to burn.
People show their true character in subtle ways. It pays to keep attention.
House/Home Rules - Politeness etc.
The truth about lying: it's the hands that betray you, not the eyes.
Approval Addiction/People Pleasing.
How to Stop Worrying About Things You Can’t Change.
You Are Not Everyone's Cup Of Tea.
We Need To get The Right Help!
Be specific about the problem/situation and practice what you are going to say. Saying “I feel like I’m not being heard” instead of “you don’t listen to me.” Changes it from an aggressive accusation to an assertive discussion point. This allows you to express yourself without making the other person defensive. Using “I” statements also helps you to define and understand how and why another person’s behaviour is affecting you. In turn the other person is more likely to understand your position if they are not being attacked.
- Gretchen Netterfield.
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