“If you can’t use your legs and they bring you milk when you wanted orange juice, you learn to say ‘that’s all right,’ and drink it.”
FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT
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The article outlines essential but often overlooked skills such as accepting hassle, recognizing biases, respectfully disagreeing, engaging in diverse conversations, concise communication, diplomatically saying "No," and balancing luck and risk.
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