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I Statments
Instead of berating or accusing the other person, use "I" statements to express your own thoughts and feelings. For example, instead of saying "You're wrong," say "I disagree." This can help defuse tense situations and make it easier for the other person to hear your perspective.
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Serious Silly Ratio
Becoming sillier at serious & complex situations lightens the moment, makes environment friendly. But, it depends on us to decide where to go silly or to stay focused.
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Gaze
The direction of a person's gaze can also provide insight into their thoughts and emotions. For example, if a person is looking to the side while speaking, they may be lying or trying to remember something. If they are looking at the...
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Framing +
Take the example of Half-Glass Life approach, where we neglect the fact that the glass is half-empty but, optimistically focus on the part that the other half is filled. This helps us cherish our mi...
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Self Amusement
Before having fun with others, first learn to enjoy the alone company. A balance of joy & bliss ponts in life is necessary to handle. This helps us drive our own persona in lone times.
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7. Listen Closely To Words
- By listening closely to what people have to say, you shift your attention from your thoughts to the person speaking.
- This practice works for social anxiety as well and you can use it to overcome the fear of talking to people. Instead of being entangled in thoughts like "what do I hav...
Use “I” statements
Instead of telling others how awful they are, using ‘I statements’ expresses your own feelings and needs, especially related to the topic that is dividing you.
This creates a peaceful resolution based on meeting each other’s needs.
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