If you wouldn't take their advice, don't take their criticism.
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Thought of the Day - August 14, 2023 Overcaution is as bad as no caution. It makes other people suspicious. If you expect others to have confidence in you, you must conduct yourself in a way that inspires trust. Being so cautious that you never try anything new will damage your credibility just as much as will throwing all caution to the winds and trying any idea that comes along without thinking it through. (Most people equate any kind of extreme behavior with poor judgment.) But don’t fall victim to “analysis paralysis.” Learn to separate facts from opinions and make sure your decisions — and your subsequent actions — are based on reliable information. Then take action! #ThoughtOfTheDay #UPPLife #LeaveNoRegrets
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A quick explanation of the situation, FYI #freepalestinefromhamas #freegazafromhamas
Clear and simple For those who still believe their OPINIONS should NOT rely on FACTS
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Advice remains advice until you practice it... Then it becomes wisdom. https://lnkd.in/efAbqKSD
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Boundary Day 11: You do not have to give or receive unsolicited advice to show you care. Live by the platinum rule. Quick rule to live by: Don’t insert yourself until you are invited. In so many aspects, this is a violation. #boundaries #relationships #advice #judgment
Putting Limits on Advice
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Explain any misconceptions or misunderstandings that may have occurred.
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Trash comments are everywhere. If a post or comment looks like AAAAAAAAAA. AAAA. AAAA. BBBB. BBBB. AAA. cccccc. d. eee. f. BBB. AAAAAA. AAAAA. BBBB. AAAAA. ggg. AAAA. h. And your response is. "You're wrong because there is a mistake in d, oh, oh, and f is wrong too." Attacking the perceived weakest areas of the response and ignoring the main and stronger supporting ideas. It doesn't really matter how strongly you feel about d. Or how wrong they were about d. It's simply a trash response. It is a straw man because you fail to address the core of the original thesis. You really need to address the core of the ideas present, not the small, peripheral, things. It's incredibly frustrating to watch otherwise intelligent people dismiss and ridicule each other in this way. Attacking each other on the smallest of perceived weakness and totally failing to actually hear the other party.
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"You can say sorry but can't change the story." Apologies are a crucial aspect of human interaction, allowing individuals to express remorse and seek forgiveness. However, it is essential to recognize that saying sorry is only a starting point in repairing relationships or rectifying mistakes. The story remains unchanged; it serves as a reminder of our actions and their effects on others. Political leaders may apologize for past atrocities, yet the scars inflicted on communities endure. While apologies are an important step towards reconciliation, they cannot rewrite history or erase the consequences of our choices. Apologies must be accompanied by genuine efforts to make amends and learn from past mistakes. Picture Credits to/Source:-(Google/Facebook Shared under fair use Policy/All credit goes to rightful legal Owner)When sharing the post/Content, Acredit properly the legal/Author/Owner, Out of respect for someone’s work. Thank you.
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It’s time to master the art of disagreeing—having a productive conversation when we’re passionate about a topic but our opinions differ. Experts in conflict resolution have advice that can help: Plan ahead. Actively listen. Discuss how to move forward. Great advice via Elizabeth Bernstein.
Disagreements Are Healthy. How to Stop Making Them Toxic.
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