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Tom Brady explains why constantly telling someone it’s not your fault after failure may make them feel better for five seconds, but ultimately prevents them from improving “It’s amazing to have the support from people to come in and go, ‘Hey man, it’s not your fault. It was the...

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But he said the divorce was not his fault

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Who’s gonna argue with Brady? But the act of a teammate coming to you and accepting blame makes you feel better about your teammate and yourself even though you know where the actual blame lies. Because when I take all the blame myself, isn’t that relieving teammates of blame?

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It’s not your fault you couldn’t hit it right . She should’ve told u were doing it wrong she was to worried about your ego. i

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