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“Gene’s New Behavior” is a wonderful example of how the outcome of situations can change by changing our attitude and our response to situations. I love your “reaction vs response” scenario. We always have a choice in what we think about and how we react or respond to situations. Emotional responses to “bad” or unfortunate events are usually not as effective as well thought out responses. When we act out of emotion…in the moment, we can oftentimes regret how we reacted. However, if we are thoughtful, and make the decision to calm our emotions before responding, we are more likely to live with the manner in which the situation was handled, without regrets. Morever, if we choose wisely, our response can turn an otherwise “bad” situation into a very positive experience.

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Arlene – outstanding post. Thanks for the reminder to pause. For me to be empathetic, I have to pause and remember where the other party is or has added value to me.