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00:00Eight clear signs that you are a very difficult person.
00:04Number one, you always want to be right.
00:08Constantly correcting others and treating discussions as contests breeds resentment.
00:13Prioritize respect and understanding in relationships instead of winning arguments.
00:18Number two, you struggle to compromise.
00:22Refusing to meet halfway signals inflexibility, harms morale, and reduces effectiveness.
00:27Consider others' preferences to improve cooperation.
00:32Number three, you frequently criticize others.
00:36Persistent, unbalanced criticism erodes trust and openness.
00:40Offer constructive feedback with encouragement to avoid defensiveness and demoralization.
00:45Number four, you avoid taking responsibility.
00:49Blaming others and deflecting accountability damages, trust, and reliability.
00:53Acknowledge your role and collaborate on realistic, forward-looking solutions.
00:59Number five, you have low tolerance for different opinions.
01:03Dismissing differing views, interrupting, or reacting irritably stifles dialogue and innovation.
01:09Practice respectful listening to value-diverse perspectives.
01:12Number six, you are often negative or pessimistic.
01:16Consistently expecting worst-case scenarios spreads negativity, drains group morale, and discourages sharing.
01:23Intentionally recognize positives to balance your outlook.
01:27Number seven, you struggle with empathy.
01:30Minimizing others' feelings or judging quickly signals low empathy.
01:34Listen patiently and validate emotions to strengthen connection and resolve conflict.
01:39Number eight, you resist change or new ideas.
01:43Rigidly rejecting new methods or evidence frustrates collaborators and hinders growth.
01:48Cultivate adaptability to remain effective amid evolving circumstances.
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