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What is their reason?

What is their reason?

As we go through our days, we will come across people that seem problematic to us. Perhaps they’re problematic to others as well, but it’s also likely that we come across as problematic to people that encounter us.

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"Is there something I can do to change how I’m showing up and influence the environment in which this other person is operating?“

JOHN BASTIA

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"The hell of life is that everyone has his reasons."

JEAN RENOIR

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You shouldn’t change who you are when dealing with others, but adjusting your approach can have big dividends.

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