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How often do you find yourself slamming your opponent? Whether it is a co-worker you're neck in neck with for attention, your competition for a position, the "other" person that your romantic interest talks to, or someone someone who might do something better than you...do you find the faults of that other person and/or their work?
Something I would like to try to do more is focus on solely what makes me the better option when I feel like I'm in a situation where a choice has to be made. I might quietly consider the faults of the other person, but anything I say out loud should be positive things about me. I challenge you to do the same. It's not easy. Sometimes it could be a little more fun to discuss the faults of the other person, but focusing on what makes you the better option will be more rewarding in the end.
I always try to find the good in others. I'm the kind of person who will give someone the benefit of the doubt, come up with excuses for a negative behavior, or justify why someone did what they did. It's not always a strength, but I think it makes me feel more human. I know that I would like to think that people I interact with would do that for me, so I try to do it for others. Give it a try sometime.
While growing up, my mom always told me to "think whatever you want, just don't say it". This is something I try to live by and I wish more people did. Maybe better things will happen in your life. After all, positivity breeds positivity, right?
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