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Genuine people form their own opinions about others through their own experiences in any context, rather than relying on the biased accounts of others. They understand that those who spread lies and slander often have ulterior motives, and this behaviour typically reveals more about the character of the slanderer than their target. By discerning the truth for themselves, genuine individuals demonstrate integrity and fairness, choosing to see the good in others rather than being swayed by malicious gossip. Usually, it comes from those who you have had to cut off, set boundaries with, or distance yourself from and those who...

In today's hyper-connected world, the idea of having a vast social network is often celebrated. Social media platforms encourage us to amass friends and followers, and our culture frequently equates social success with the breadth of our social connections. However, there is a growing trend toward embracing smaller, more intimate social circles. Here are some compelling reasons why many people prefer to keep their social circles tight-knit. Besides, if someone is happy with "how" they are prioritizing their lives and each aspect of it: what business is it of anyone else's? Are they simply uncomfortable with those who have different...

Unsolicited advice often masquerades as concern but can significantly impact your life, career, and business decisions (mainly through the route of wasting your time and energy as real people "get" you without that much effort, the energy leakage of dealing with people like that is a burden when you're already low on mental bandwidth). If you don’t question others' choices, they should extend the same respect to you. You have every right to ask "why" when someone has the audacity to try to ask questions that make you vulnerable and absolutely ask them the same in return, they should have no...

Creating a fake sense of urgency is a common tactic used in sales and marketing to pressurize customers into making quick decisions. This approach capitalizes on the human tendency to react impulsively under pressure, potentially bypassing rational thought and thorough consideration. Here are a few reasons why it's crucial to think twice before making decisions in such scenarios:1. Prevents Impulsive Buying: Taking a moment to think allows you to evaluate whether the purchase aligns with your needs and budget, rather than being swept up by the urgency of the moment.2. Enhances Decision Quality: Slower, more deliberate thinking leads to better...

In a world that constantly demands our attention, energy, and resources, knowing when to say "no" is an essential skill. But just as important as the act of saying no is the decision not to explain yourself - unless they're in your inner circle or it's regarding your actual work/craft. Here’s why withholding an explanation can empower you and protect your well-being.Guard Your Personal Power:Every time you explain your reasons for saying no, you’re giving away a piece of your personal power. You don’t owe anyone a justification for your choices, especially if they’re not in your close circle or...