Keep 3 Things Closely in Mind to Properly Please a Person
- That disagreement isn't necessarily or always terrible.
- That people only wants to be complimented on things they are actively proud of.
- That we are not cheered up not so much by people who say cheery things, as by people who appear to understand us, sympathize with us.
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