Title: LPT: during arguments, repeat back what your partner just said before responding
Guid: t3_1ndayvu
Descr:
This simple step shows you actually heard them, helps prevent misunderstandings, and often diffuses tension. Feeling understood matters more than winning and it keeps the conversation constructive instead of escalating.
During arguments, repeat back what your partner just said before responding
This simple step shows you actually heard them, helps prevent misunderstandings, and often diffuses tension. Feeling understood matters more than winning and it keeps the conversation constructive instead of escalating.
During arguments, repeat back what your partner just said before responding
This simple step shows you actually heard them, helps prevent misunderstandings, and often diffuses tension. Feeling understood matters more than winning and it keeps the conversation constructive instead of escalating.
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Guid: t3_1ncmoop
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everyone's always talking about following your passion and chasing opportunities. one thing I learned the hard way is that the stuff that slowly drains you matters WAY more than people realize. you can be technically good at something and still feel miserable if it sucks your energy dry every single day. I spent years thinking I just needed to work harder or be more disciplined when the real problem was I was fighting my own wiring constantly.
here's the life hack that actually changed how I think about work: start paying attention to what leaves you energized vs what makes you feel empty inside. not just specific tasks but whole environments and situations. do you feel better after collaborating with people or working solo? does structure help you focus or make you feel trapped? do you like solving problems or implementing other people's solutions? most people never even ask themselves these questions and then wonder why they're burnt out all the time despite "doing everything right."
Track what drains your energy just as much as what excites you
everyone's always talking about following your passion and chasing opportunities. one thing I learned the hard way is that the stuff that slowly drains you matters WAY more than people realize. you can be technically good at something and still feel miserable if it sucks your energy dry every single day. I spent years thinking I just needed to work harder or be more disciplined when the real problem was I was fighting my own wiring constantly.
here's the life hack that actually changed how I think about work: start paying attention to what leaves you energized vs what makes you feel empty inside. not just specific tasks but whole environments and situations. do you feel better after collaborating with people or working solo? does structure help you focus or make you feel trapped? do you like solving problems or implementing other people's solutions? most people never even ask themselves these questions and then wonder why they're burnt out all the time despite "doing everything right."
Track what drains your energy just as much as what excites you
everyone's always talking about following your passion and chasing opportunities. one thing I learned the hard way is that the stuff that slowly drains you matters WAY more than people realize. you can be technically good at something and still feel miserable if it sucks your energy dry every single day. I spent years thinking I just needed to work harder or be more disciplined when the real problem was I was fighting my own wiring constantly.
here's the life hack that actually changed how I think about work: start paying attention to what leaves you energized vs what makes you feel empty inside. not just specific tasks but whole environments and situations. do you feel better after collaborating with people or working solo? does structure help you focus or make you feel trapped? do you like solving problems or implementing other people's solutions? most people never even ask themselves these questions and then wonder why they're burnt out all the time despite "doing everything right."
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