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Judge people by their principle - not your own

Judge people by their principle - not your own

When we socialize we often develop a habit of judging people and making their perception accordingly. Which can be correct or incorrect many a time.

To understand people well and influence them you have to think by being in their shoes that is treat them from their point of view.

Doing a show will help you to win and influence the person.

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