1. Guard Your Time
Don’t allow negative people to steal your time and energy. Rather than complain about people you don't enjoy, choose to strike up conversations about pleasurable topics.
Take back your power by limiting the amount of time you spend talking about, thinking about, and worrying about unpleasant people.
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