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Avoid making assumptions about others from "summary" of THINK BEFORE by Peter Malcolm James

When we make assumptions about others, we are essentially jumping to conclusions without any concrete evidence. This can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, and strained relationships. It is important to remember that everyone has their own unique experiences, perspectives, and motivations that influence their actions. By making assumptions, we are discounting the complexity of human behavior and reducing individuals to simplistic stereotypes. Assumptions are often based on limited information or biased perceptions. We may assume that someone is unfriendly because they do not smile often, when in reality they may be dealing with personal struggles or simply have a reserved personality. By failing to consider alternative explanations for someone's behavior, we risk misjudging them and missi...
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    THINK BEFORE

    Peter Malcolm James

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