Treat Others Better Than They Treat you - NEW DAY GOOD

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Most of the time, peoples bad behavior is not an attack on you personally—yet we take it personally. Most of the time—when we are frustrated we need someone to be held responsible for doing us wrong. Most of the time, peoples bad behavior stems from some internal conflict they are dealing with—you just happened to be in their path. And all goes likewise. So why should we treat others better than they treat us all that on this New Day Good

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This episode was published on March 24, 2020.

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Most of the time, peoples bad behavior is not an attack on you personally—yet we take it personally. Most of the time—when we are frustrated we need someone to be held responsible for doing us wrong. Most of the time, peoples bad behavior stems...

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