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Reframe Negative Emotions and Be Non-Judgmental

Reframe Negative Emotions and Be Non-Judgmental

When feeling irritated or upset, pause and reframe the situation.

Distance yourself from negativity and assume the best in people.

Keep an open mind when discussing different opinions.

Respond with curiosity instead of criticism.

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