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Season 8, Episode 6: Is it always better to be positive? (and where should you put your focus?)

from Raise Your Game Show with Alan Stein, Jr. · host Alan Stein, Jr.

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In this episode, I am joined by my brilliant colleagues to discuss, dissect, and debate popular concepts in a series we call Confronting Cliches and Questioning Quotes. Today we ask ourselves: Is it always better to be positive? (and where should you put your focus?) Our goal is to challenge conventional wisdom, stimulate thought, and model how to a have civil, respectful conversation with someone that disagrees with you. I hope this conversation helps you Raise Your Game!

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