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What are the Hidden Costs of being Understanding?

Being understanding is a beautiful quality untilit becomes the reason people stop considering your needs.

They say :

No problem, I'll manage

It's Okay ,I understand

Don't worry ,I can adjust

They looks mature on the outside, but inside they feel tired, unseen and taken for granted .

Not because they lack strength because their kindness has no boundary .

Dr.Sreeveni V

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u/Various-Town5636 — 5 days ago
▲ 3 r/Soft_Introverts+1 crossposts

Are you Resilience at your workplace ?

Today, workplaces are no longer immune to pressure, change, and economic instability — these have become a constant part of professional life. In such an environment, relying on technical skills alone is no longer enough. What truly sets individuals and organizations apart is resilience. This trait helps them withstand stress and setbacks, recover faster from crises, and even turn challenges into opportunities for growth.

Now tell me,

How resilient do you consider yourself in the face of workplace pressures?

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u/Various-Town5636 — 15 days ago
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Those who work in large environments — who is your magnet in workplace ?

Have you ever noticed that some people act like magnets in the workplace and attract everyone to them? They are reliable, straightforward, and they find money for those who need it from anywhere. It is as if they have another family in the workplace, one to which they are loyal. In other words, they have high emotional intelligence. In some places, they are called informal leaders. Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand others and interact with them effectively. These people, especially in large work environments, play an important role in fostering solidarity among people, and most workers express their needs through them. As a result, they are valuable to the entire organization. Now Tell me, who is your magnet in the workplace?

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u/Various-Town5636 — 19 days ago
▲ 14 r/Soft_Introverts+4 crossposts

You know all your legal rights ? I dont .

Most people are not aware of their legal rights. Legal ignorance harms people and leads to abuse, loss of capital, and lack of demand. Development Main reasons for ignorance of rights Complexity of legal language: Use of specialized and technical terms that are not understandable to ordinary people.Lack of formal education: Lack of teaching of applicable laws in schools and universities.Limited access: High cost of consulting with experts and lawyers I have lost my rights many times for the above reasons. For example, in labor laws..cohabitation..social rights What are your experiences?

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u/Various-Town5636 — 20 days ago
▲ 11 r/u_Various-Town5636+5 crossposts

Patience & acceptance

Sometimes without struggling, without blaming yourself, without blaming anyone even without a reason, Accept and be gentle and let it go.. It's hard but bearable And patience is your only asset to get rid of that incident..

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u/Various-Town5636 — 23 days ago
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Before solving the problem, see the feeling behind it

If your friend, wife, child raises a problem with you, don't go straight to solving the problem. First, put yourself in their place, understand their feelings, and when they are sure that you understand them, solve the problem.

What is the name of this skill?

How much has it necessary ?

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u/Various-Town5636 — 28 days ago
▲ 7 r/communicationskills+2 crossposts

Is Speaking a Skill ?

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Talking requires *skill* and if we don't know the skill. We will not find a listening ear for our words.

The skill of expressing *correctly*

The skill of speaking in the right place and at the right *time*

And if we *don't observe* these things?!?! In fact, we did not talk and added problems to the previous problems..

So what will happen in the end:???

What they call a *misunderstanding*

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u/Various-Town5636 — 30 days ago
▲ 7 r/romance+1 crossposts

"I won't say why I'm upset with you. You should understand from my behavior" how much you agree with this statement.

u/Various-Town5636 — 1 month ago
▲ 29 r/Soft_Introverts+2 crossposts

Why do smart people stay at places they are not valued?

Smart people are especially vulnerable to this because they are good at adjusting, tolerating pressure, and finding ways to make difficult situations work longer than they should.

Over time, they stop asking whether the environment is healthy for them and start focusing only on how to survive inside it.

Author , Dr.Sreevani V

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u/Various-Town5636 — 1 month ago
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What is your Love Language ?

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If you want to make room in someone's heart, you should know that everyone has their own love language.

Women are usually drawn to you by "being heard" and "creating emotional security".

Men usually make a deep connection with being "admired" and "respecting their identity".

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u/Various-Town5636 — 1 month ago