D0 Bb D1 8e D0 B1 D0 Be D0 B2 D1 8c D0 Bd Drax: i’ve mastered the ability of standing so incredibly still…. that i become invisible to the eye. watch. peter quill: you’re eating a zarg nut. drax: but my movement… was so slow… that it’s imperceptible. peter quill: mmm, no. drax: i’m sure i’m invisible. mantis: hi, drax. drax: damn it. In class, at job interviews, and at work, we are expected to know the answers to questions authority figures put to us. an answer of “i don’t know” leads to admonishment. reward for a correct answer and penalty for an incorrect answer becomes ingrained in our psyche. as a result, when faced with an unanswerable question, our default.
лаконично скачать на 100cards Ru People who have mastered the art of saying “no” have learned to navigate these waves of guilt. they realize that it’s natural to feel guilty when turning down a request, but they don’t let that guilt dictate their actions. they know that saying “no” isn’t a sign of hostility, but rather an honest admission of their own limitations. 2) you express your feelings openly. 3) you have a solid sense of self worth. 4) you prioritize your needs. 5) you’re comfortable saying ‘no’. 6) you don’t feel guilty for standing up for yourself. 7) you’re okay with not being liked by everyone. 8) you don’t let others define your worth. One of the key traits of people who’ve mastered the art of assertiveness without being aggressive is their deep rooted respect for others. they understand that everyone has a right to express their thoughts and opinions, just as they do. being respectful doesn’t mean they always agree with what others are saying. But once you get older that all stops being as relevant. you hopefully find a partner and suddenly being attractive to whatever gender you are into isn't that important. you have much more experience in life so you don't need as much advice from friends and frankly most people don't have the time to maintain relationships with many people anyway.
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