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The price of anything...

People often conflate it with prejudice, racism, discrimination, or sexism.But bias, on its face, is not inherently good or bad. In the simplest of terms, our biases are our preferences.Understanding two common myths around unconscious bias will help us better understand the role it plays at work.

Bias Can Be A Heavy Word

At our core, we all identify as good. So if we think bias is inherently negative and only bad people have it, we close off exploring these topics further. We put up walls and say, “I'm not even going to go there because I'm a good person. I try to treat people fairly.” We get defensive.If we recognize that we all have biases, we can reconcile the two opposing ideas that we can have biases and still be good people. They can coexist. That's what helps us make progress.

Myth #1: Bias Is Inherently Negative

After realizing that bias is natural and doesn’t necessarily make you a bad person, people tend to lean into it. That can become problematic.But neuroscience teaches us that we can mitigate our unconscious bias through neuroplasticity. Once we identify a bias and understand its impact, we can “re-wire” our brains to create new pathways and teach ourselves to think and act differently.For example, if I am biased about a team member being lazy, I will treat them accordingly.

Myth #2: If Bias Is A Natural Part Of The Human Condition And How The Brain Works, I Can’t Do Anything About It

With intentional practice, our inherent biases don’t have to limit us or others. We have the ability to grow and change

Bias can be a heavy word. People often conflate it with prejudice, racism, discrimination, or sexism. But bias, on its face, is not inherently good or bad.

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As children, we have the ability to empathize and be attuned to others. As we get older, however, we become more self-centered and less observant of others.

The Theory Of Mind 

Improving social skills is a matter of turning that around and realizing that social skills are our sensitivities to the psychologies, moods, and experiences of others.You need to be aware when you’re not paying attention and when you’re projecting your own ideas, thoughts, and emotions on other people.

Social Skills

While other people are talking, we often focus on what we want to tell them rather than what they’re saying. This is because we tend to find ourselves more interesting than what other people have to say.To overcome this and improve your social skills, you need to flip that mentality around and start thinking that the other people are actually fascinating.

The Reason We Don’t Listen To Other People

To start finding others more interesting, tell yourself that you don’t really know them and try to find out something new about them that you never understood or saw before.Start paying more attention to their non-verbal communication, be attuned to their emotional cues, and get them to talk about their childhood and passions.

Becoming More Interested In Others

Imagine there is a person watching a movie. This person is usually you and watching your own movie.When you’re interacting with others, you are essentially being invited into their movie theater to watch their movie.However, most people often pull out their phones and secretly watch their own movie at the same time. We assume the other person won’t notice, but they do.The key to becoming a better listener is to learn to put down that phone and become fully immersed in what you’re there to see, as if you’re watching a jaw-dropping, award-winning movie in an actual theater.

The Visualization Exercise

<ul><li>You will have less drama.</li><li>You will have less arguments.</li><li>You will have less conflicts.</li><li>You will find yourself naturally asking the right questions.</li><li>You will be genuinely curious about others.</li><li>You will stand out and be more appreciated.</li><li>You will be memorable.</li><li>People will want to interact with you more often.</li></ul>

Benefits Of Becoming Attuned To Others

Here’s a summary of Improvement Pill’s video on how to be more likable.

Sponsored By Morning Brew: Become smarter in 5 minutes by signing up for free today http://cen.yt/mbimprovementpill3 Check Out The Full Robert Greene Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9i1lsRmeFs Sign Up For My Weekly Newsletter (Get A Free Mini-Course): http://improvementpill.net/programs If you're wondering how to be a likeable person or how to become more likeable in general, then you've come to the right place. In this video you'll hear some insights from Robert Greene on the subject of likeability. Then I'll show you another way of looking at it - and hopefully this helps you make more friends and build deeper relationships down the line. Tamed Course (FREE Habit Building Course): https://youtu.be/m8JjuyRIxOg BeeFriend Course (FREE Social Skills Course): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHfGgOfmbx4&list=PLE_vQWWxgaiHbUFDuNnqxfui3lrE2jjwO&index=1 Otter Half Course (FREE Dating Advice For Men/Women Course): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X192TfMLIHU&list=PLE_vQWWxgaiFgkO0OkThMgAEUChL_NQ8y&index=3&t=0s The Online Business Playlist (will be gradually adding to this over time): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2e7ONbUG58o&list=PLE_vQWWxgaiGds5wLnOr2Db3Oncmt6F5U&index=3&t=0s For Business/Animation Job Inquiries: Email Me At ImprovementPill@Gmail.com Theory Of Mind: (00:00) What Happens When We Grow Up: (00:32) You NEED to be aware of this: (01:12) The Reason We Don't Listen To Other People: (01:48) Simple Visualization Exercise: (03:01) Full Robert Greene Video: (04:40) Watch To Support The Channel! (04:53)

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How To Be More Likeable - (ft. Robert Greene)

With despair, true optimism begins: the optimism of the man who expects nothing, who knows he has no rights and nothing coming to him,who rejoices in counting on himself alone and in acting alone for the good of all.

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﻿﻿﻿﻿You don't need anyone's permission to chase your dreams.

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The only reason we feel sad all the time is our perspective, we give more attention to all the bad stuff happening in our life, and we take good things for granted, Our thinking is that the good things happening in our life are not good enough, and we obviously deserve, all the good stuff which happens with us, No we don't! we should be thankful for whatever we have, cause some people dream about the things which we take for granted.

Feeling Sad Most Of The Time

We should be happy with whatever we have, then why we run behind success ?To answer this question we gotta understand success first.For some people success = Money.For some it 's to achieve their dream.For some it's to serve their purpose.If you fall in the 2 & 3 category then you understand that success isn't only about materialism, it has some more meanings.

The Question? Arises

You must have gotten the answer by now, and if you don't think a little more about it.

Answer Of The Question 

Life is too short you can't waste time being sad all the time.

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Do you feel sad most of the time?

WHAT DETERMINE A PERSON'S CHARACTER AREN'T THE MISTAKES WE MAKE.IT IS HOW WE TAKE THOSE MISTAKES AND TURN THEM INTO LESSONS RATHER THAN EXCUSES.

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We should learn to find happiness in small things too which may result in us being happy all the time. For example, if you get to eat a small treat given by your friend or someone try to feel happy for it. That makes life much beautiful.

Finding Happiness In Everything

The most important tip for being happy in life is to be positive even in tough times. Having a positive outlook in life will constantly help us in feeling good. It will also help our brain function well.

Always Be Positive

Smiling can have a positive effect in our mind and we will be liked by others for this amazing characteristic. Smiling in a tough situation can avoid bad thoghts invading our mind and lead thoughts towards finding solutions for them

Smile

Helping and being kind to others has a positive effect in our lifestyle, mind and soul. We feel happy and good when we do things that help others and have a big smile in their faces. We also gain positive reactions and people start to value us for this ability.

Kindness

It's important for everyone in this world to improve themselves in their life. Accepting our flaws is the most essential thing to do for improving ourselves. We should learn to improve ourselves from our flaws this makes us feel happy once we improve ourselves.

Accepting Your Flaws

Accepting your fault when you are wrong is the best thing you do to someone who is hurt by you. The feeling of guilt can hurt us to an extent. Asking for an appology can relieve us completely and our life becomes easier. Follow for more updates!

Saying "Sorry"

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A Guide to Reading Body Language and Improving Your Communication Skills.Reading body language is an important skill that can help you understand people's emotions and intentions. Here are some key points to keep in mind.

Beyond Words

<ul><li>Nonverbal cues make up the majority of communication.</li><li>Paying attention to body language can help you better understand people's feelings and intentions.</li><li>Understanding body language can help you communicate more effectively.</li><li>Different cultures may have different body language cues.</li><li>Body language is not always a reliable indicator of someone's emotions or intentions.</li></ul>

The Art Of Reading Body Language 

<ol><li>Smile</li><li>Eye contact</li><li>Posture</li><li>Gestures</li><li>Tone of voice</li></ol>

5 Ways to Read Positive Body Language

<ul><li>A genuine smile involves both the mouth and the eyes.</li><li>A genuine smile can indicate happiness or friendliness.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Eye contact can indicate confidence and interest.</li><li>Avoiding eye contact can indicate shyness, anxiety, or deception.</li></ul>

Eye Contact

<ul><li>Good posture can indicate confidence and assertiveness.</li><li>Slouching can indicate low confidence or lack of interest.</li></ul>

Posture

<ul><li>The tone of voice can convey emotion and attitude.</li><li>A monotone voice can indicate boredom or disinterest.</li></ul>

Tone of Voice

<ol><li>Crossed arms and legs</li><li>Frowns and scowls</li><li>Avoidance or intense staring</li><li>Fidgeting or nail-biting</li><li>Sudden shifts in behavior</li></ol>

5 Ways to Read Negative Body Language

<ul><li>People who cross their arms or legs are usually trying to create a barrier between themselves and others.</li><li>This can indicate discomfort, defensiveness, or a desire to keep a distance.</li></ul>

Crossed arms and legs

<ul><li>Negative emotions such as anger, frustration, or sadness are often reflected in the face.</li><li>Watch out for frowns, scowls, or pursed lips, which can indicate displeasure or disapproval.</li></ul>

Frowns and scowls

<ul><li>Eye contact is an important part of communication, but it can also be a source of discomfort or deception.</li><li>Avoidance of eye contact can indicate shyness or lack of confidence, while intense staring can be a sign of aggression or intimidation.</li></ul>

Avoidance or intense staring

<ul><li>When people are nervous or anxious, they may engage in repetitive behaviors such as fidgeting or nail-biting.</li><li>These gestures can indicate discomfort or uncertainty, and may be a sign that the person is not being entirely truthful.</li></ul>

Fidgeting or nail-biting

<ul><li>People's body language and tone of voice can change quickly in response to stimuli or situations.</li><li>Watch out for sudden shifts in behavior, such as a change in posture, tone of voice, or facial expression, which can indicate discomfort, stress, or even hostility.</li></ul>

Sudden shifts in behavior

Body language can communicate just as much as words, if not more, and learning to read it can help you understand and connect with others on a deeper level.

Have you ever noticed that the expressions on a person’s face don't always align with the words coming out of their mouth? Out only a small percentage of human communication is based on spoken words, while the majority happens via body language. If you can learn to understand how things like eye movements, hand gestures, and body positions relate to people’s emotions, you’ll be able to drastically improve your ability to communicate.


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Certain behaviors or characteristics that some people might consider untrustworthy in others

Behaviors

Dishonesty: People who lie, cheat, or deceive others are often seen as untrustworthy. It's important to be honest and transparent in your dealings with others

Dishonesty

Unreliability: People who don't follow through on their commitments or consistently let others down can be difficult to trust. It's important to be dependable and reliable in your interactions with others.

Unreliability

Selfishness: People who prioritize their own interests over the needs of others may be seen as untrustworthy. It's important to be considerate and compassionate towards others.

Selfishness 

Lack of integrity: People who don't have a strong sense of personal values or ethics may be seen as untrustworthy. It's important to have a strong moral compass and to act in accordance with your values.

Lack Of Integrity 

Manipulation: People who use manipulative tactics to get what they want may be seen as untrustworthy. It's important to be genuine and straightforward in your interactions with others.

Manipulation 

Ultimately, trust is built over time through consistent and reliable behavior. It's important to surround yourself with people who are trustworthy and to be trustworthy in order to build strong and meaningful relationships.

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