Reacting vs Responding to Challenges There are a lot of people that react to any kind of obstacle, setback, or challenge. Reactions are reflexive, ego-driven, and only consider the short-term outcome.
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Reacting vs Responding to Challenges
Reacting vs Responding to Challenges There are a lot of people that react to any kind of obstacle, setback, or challenge. Reactions are reflexive, ego-driven, and only consider the short-term outcome.
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