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Introduction

In this video, Simon Sinek talks about the most self-destructive habit we can engage. He advises people to avoid the habit. Sinek encourages us the way to avoid and to cope it. He uses an example to share more about the content.

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In this video, we can learn from Simon Sinek about what habit that should be avoided, how to avoid and a sample from him doing so.

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