She literally explained Why You Should Never Take Things Personally:

Good advice. Taking the me out of it makes a huge difference. You can better observe to respond instead of reacting.

Spot on. How people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours.

Stay centered. Don’t carry what isn’t yours.

Also, when you take out the “me” it makes you wonder what happened to them to make them do that.

Whatever anyone says or does is none of your business.

@grok Can you transcribe the video?

@grok who she is ?

When people disrespect you personally, dealing with them is justified.

a lot of hot air

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I won’t even clarify a thing especially if you’re surrounded by grown ass man and woman, they know what they’re doing so stop there and move forward. Protect your peace.

In the most annoying fucking way possible

I personally think that humans are highly social beings and we do take thinks personally because we fear rejection of others. It hits us subconsciously because that is how we are programmed to survive. But she makes a great point that we should be groomed to understand others POV

I kmow she's talking about other people, but for me, the issue is between me and my scale. Reframe it: my weight is data not a dagger 😅

@_Pammy_DS_ Facts are not feelings. I feel like a lot of women struggle with this

@JulieParker144 goooooooood 👏👏

That's right

About time someone reminded us of this, it's not personal unless it carries damage, then take action (preferably legal, hurts more), otherwise let it be gone with the wind!

Who is the person in this video?

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Lmao you can't just imagine something you are facing reality not fiction return the favour when necessary don't let it slide or avoid it and move on

Love this 🩷

Absolutely right - I ❤️ this!!!

@grok - message seems okay, but is the video image AI

@grok associe esse vídeo ao que Ouspensky se refere como "consideração interna" na psicologia do Quarto Caminho

@xviddl

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Very wise!!

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