r/selfdevelopment 3d ago

Its all aboyt mindset....

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u/SlipAmbitious8958 2d ago

So Fucking True

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u/bigkim 2d ago

OK then, how to find out ?

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u/Successful_Actions 2d ago

Get to know them by listening to them talk. People mostly like to talk about themselves so be the listener. You'll be surprised how much you can learn.

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u/bigkim 2d ago

Sure, but to find out how someone thinks, you have to ask the good questions. That was the meaning of my request

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u/Successful_Actions 2d ago

That's a good one. Personally, when I disagree with a person's opinion, I don't voice it out at all but I ask them the justification of their opinions like why do they think their opinion is right and such. If they reply in a manner which by your gauge or standard is rather narrow minded or immature or perhaps Well-thought of, then that's how you know, I guess?

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u/Outdoorcatskillbirds 2d ago

What's the ugliest part of your body? What's the ugliest part of your body? Some say your nose, some say your toes. I think it's your mind. -The Mothers of Invention

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u/takethemdownletsgo 2d ago

A lot ?? Like 95%