Confronting the person you’ve mistreated, manipulated, and disrespected can be a sobering and eye-opening experience. (Read More)

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Confronting the person you’ve mistreated, manipulated, and disrespected can be a sobering and eye-opening experience. Especially if this individual is known for their ability to catalyze change and help others see the impact of their actions, facing them means coming face-to-face with the reality of the harm you’ve caused. Their presence serves as a mirror, reflecting back the consequences of your behavior and forcing you to confront the damage you’ve inflicted on them and yourself.


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