Look at other people
Looking at how people behave and act can also help you. In this way, you can recognize positive and negative traits of character and become aware, whether you possess or lack them, and in this way, learn what you need to improve in you.
People are different from one another, and what works for one, might not work for another. This means that you must explore the various techniques and ways for personal growth to find what is suitable for you.
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