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Where does the victimhood mindset come from?
We learned in previous episodes that resilience and wisdom play an important role. A difference of opinion may be an opportunity to learn. The person slowing you down in traffic, could possibly be having the worst day of her life. Everything is not an attack. We need to recalibrate.
On today’s podcast Roger, Kelly and Sean discuss victim mentality.
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Where does the victimhood mindset come from?
What we have learned in previous discussions is that resilience and wisdom play an important role. A difference of opinion may be an opportunity to learn. The person slowing you down in traffic, could possibly be having the worst day of her life. Everything is not an attack. We need to recalibrate.
On today’s podcast Roger, Kelly and Sean discuss victim mentality.
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