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A Belief Is Not the Same as a Fact
Consider the difference between a belief and an established fact.
In developmentExplore →module
Is the meaning attached to this situation necessarily true?
Examine interpretations and distinguish the person from a moment of performance.
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Examine interpretations and distinguish the person from a moment of performance.
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A Belief Is Not the Same as a Fact
Event vs Interpretation
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Event vs Interpretation
Separate what happened from an interpretation of it.
In developmentExplore →The Internal Objection
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The Internal Objection
Notice the objections that arise before a speaking situation.
In developmentExplore →Separate Me From My Performance
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Separate Me From My Performance
Explore why a mistake or disagreement need not define the whole person.
In developmentExplore →Begin where you are
A useful next step begins with your context.
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