The truth is, when we’re making decisions and coming to conclusions about the world around us, we’re not always doing so in a completely objective way. Instead, our biases color the way that we see things—and they also shape how we interact with others.
This isn’t necessarily a bad thing! In fact, it’s actually a key part of our ability to navigate social situations. However, you need to understand your biases.
This way, you can be aware of them to make more intentional choices about how you interact with others and make decisions about the world around you.
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