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Learn to be rational in unstable moments
When feeling stressed and as having lost control of the things, try taking a moment of break. Then, think reasonably about the cause of your behaviour and calm down as much as possible. Furthermore, be compassionate towards yourself: for every single issue there is a solution.
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The three reasonable responses
Whenever you meet someone else in distress, make them go through the below filter in order to get to the root of the issue:
- How can I help?
- I am sorry things did not work out as expected
- Please take your time to think about all this and let me know if you need me
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Be compassionate
When the ones around you lose their patience and start taking it out on you regarding things only they are responsible for, show compassion. Being compassionate towards other always goes a long way. And it almost always pays off, as when the storm has passed, people remember who helped them patie...
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