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Respect: 5 Ways to Improve your Relationships 
29-Oct-21: David Kolakowski		Respect, Communication, Relationships, Interrupt, Listen, Audience
Do you find yourself frustrated or angry after a confrontation with an important person in your life? Do you feel like you got no respect in your discussion. Did you disrespect the other party in your exchange? Don’t you wish that every little difference didn’t turn into something monumental that resulted in both parties retreating to neutral corners?  This is easy, if you want it.  The challenge is your perspective.  There is an old saying “You can either be right or you can be married.” This applies to business and personal relationships. If your goal is to be right rather than get to an amenable solution, you won’t be successful.   Read More...
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