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Cognitive Bias Awareness

Holding onto cognitive biases can lead to feelings of anger and disappointment towards others, often stemming from past trauma. It’s crucial to step back and consider the perspectives of those around us, as this understanding can shift the focus from blame to kindness and healthy boundaries. By practicing empathy, we can transform our interactions and foster more meaningful conversations.
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