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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

The Most Recommended Advice To Cope With Toxic People

By Raymond Telder


We all want to be surrounded by people whom we feel comfortable with. But there will always be one person or two that will entirely ruin that feeling for you especially at the office or at school where you have to constantly deal with them. What better ways to handle negative people than what follows below.

Try to ask yourself why that person is so bitter and negative to everyone inside the office. Maybe that coworker has some problems at home or the place where he lives is not therapeutic for him and might pose some problems on his well-being. These and a lot more can trigger someone to become negative.

The best possible way in handling people who are very negative is to remove yourself from that situation. Instantly moving out of the room and ending that very conversation you have can be the best way to handle them.

Squeeze the information as to why that person is such a negative force to you and to everyone around him. There might be reasons like grudges or hatred against you that fuels his negativity towards you.

Surrounding yourself with these types of people can some do wonders for your character. When you find yourself having every negative person in line just to see you get annoyed and irritated, try to ask yourself why people like them get your nerves up? What is it in them that ticks you off?

When you are constantly surrounded by such people asking for your help and putting you in an awkward position afterwards, try to tell them that they will have to take responsibility for their actions and it is time for them to fix their own thing.

And while you are busy bantering with these people, others are working and making more results than you do. So, stop paying attention to these attention seekers and be more productive.

These people are usually following you around looking for someone's affection and sapping the energy out of that person. This should not be the case for you. You can easily turn the tables on them with the tips above.




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