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The Eighth Qualitative Habit

The Eighth Qualitative Habit

It's related to your ability to act instead of reacting when things don’t go your way.

Your reactivity impacts your attitude, performance, effectiveness and how others perceive you.

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"Time was God's first creation. " ~ Walter Lang

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