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Manage your grumpiness

Managing your grumpiness can have several positive effects on your life:

  • It can lead to an improvement in your personal relationships.
  • It can result in a better work environment.
  • You will definitely feel better with yourself the moment you learn how to stop criticizing your bad moods.

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