1. When encountering your weakness, you have four choices:
a. You can deny them (which is what most people do.)
b. You can accept them and work at them in order to try to convert them into strengths (which might or might not work depending on your ability to change).
c. You can accept your weakness and find ways around them.
d. Or, you can change what you are going after.
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