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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2022 · 24 MIN

Compromise... Without Compromising Yourself

from Sadicka Speaks Self Development & Spirituality · host Sadicka Arthur

In life we have been taught that compromise is imperative, whether it be in the workplace, a relationship, or even when receiving a service. Today I will be talking about how we can all compromise but without compromising ourselves. It is important for us to understand that compromise and sacrifice are not the same, if you have to give up parts of yourself you are not compromising, you are compromising yourself.

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In life we have been taught that compromise is imperative, whether it be in the workplace, a relationship, or even when receiving a service. Today I will be talking about how we can all compromise but without compromising ourselves. It is important for us to understand that compromise and sacrifice are not the same, if you have to give up parts of yourself you are not compromising, you are compromising yourself.

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