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Absolutely. Good reminder. Thanks.
Plato knew what he was talking about when he wrote that. I always figure that if I’m confronted by someone who is angry – and it’s super obvious by what they say or how they say it – there must be a reason for that anger. I know I’ve not been on my best behavior when things have gone south in my day, week, or month. I try to remember that others have their own battles to fight and sometimes everyone else gets caught in the crossfire.
Absolutely. Good reminder. Thanks.
Plato knew what he was talking about when he wrote that. I always figure that if I’m confronted by someone who is angry – and it’s super obvious by what they say or how they say it – there must be a reason for that anger. I know I’ve not been on my best behavior when things have gone south in my day, week, or month. I try to remember that others have their own battles to fight and sometimes everyone else gets caught in the crossfire.
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