#6 When you have a conflict with someone else, talk it out face to face whenever possible. Be prepared to apologize when necessary and to meet the other person half way. Never resort to name-calling and using hurtful language or obscenities — regardless of what has transpired. Choose your battles: Let small, less important things roll off your back and save your energy for more important issues.
(Tip #7 will be posted tomorrow)
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