In this second part, I discuss one of the 13 reasons why bad or toxic people come into your life. This will help you understand the underlying metaphysics in action which you may not have known. In the upcoming parts, I will reveal the other possibilities which will help you give a positive meaning to a negative event and move on.
The first part of the series: How to develop emotional resilience part 1
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How to use upsetting situations to develop emotional strength- part 7
Stan Lee and J. K Rowling survived difficult years in poverty. Oprah Winfrey was sexually abused by trusted family friends at the age of nine. However, these circumstances didn’t define or stop them from becoming who they are today.
Top reason why should talk to yourself out loud
According to one study, 96% of adults say they have an internal voice. This may happen when thinking through ideas, when debating decisions, or when in need of a pep talk.
How to share feedback with someone you dislike
Are you facing difficulty sharing your opinion or feedback with someone? As to how their behavior or words are hurting you? I share a simple trick by which you can voice your concern without upsetting the person
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