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Learn to think constantly about the other person.
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In the professional realm, understanding and navigating others' egos is as crucial as showcasing competence. True brilliance shines without proclamation. Subtlety can be power.

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As Stephen R. Covey said in his book 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: "Seek first to understand, then to be understood." I applied this quote in my sales career and it generated me over $2,300,000. Powerful stuff.

Well, I wish everyone thinks like you, Robert. Most people don't listen and try to understand what the other person is saying. They want to respond instantly without having a second thought. Me too, sometimes

So true. And it is a hard lesson I'm still learning. When I see people struggling because of their ego mind, I always say "don't let your ego blind/limit yourself..." But I guess I was wrong - all the time. People need that security created by the ego and I'm just an arrogant idiot who thinks he knows shit but not really being helpful and supportive.

True 💯

Fact

We must act counterintuitively to improve communication and relationships.

manners basically

Make people insecurities an issue will ruin you, to thy self be known to be TRUTH. I do however agree with law 1 of 48 laws of power and law #9.

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