Reader requested content. Some tips for how to “not take things personally” – a few of my thoughts.
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Its a good advice in my opinion, have you ever taken something personally before?
Certainly, much more often when I was younger OR if it is someone I care about – so I care more what they think
We all tend to take things personally in our youth, I have taken things personally before and I’m still young so I have yet to get through it.
Still, it must be tough and lots of people need advice.