Think Win-Win
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show | High on Courage and low on Consideration. Always trying to get ahead of people to be better. Ex. I don't need to outrun the bear, just need to outrun you
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show | Low on courage and high on Consideration. Always trying to help others and not sticking up for yourself. Ex.) Boyfriend always gets his way
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show | 1. Do acts of Kindness
2. Keep Promises
3. Keep Confidences
4. Be loyal in the absent
5. Set clear expectations
6. Apologize
7. Forgive
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show | 1. A deposit is only a deposit if the other person sees it as a Deposit
2. It can take one or more deposits to make up for one withdrawl
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show | Negative deposit i.e.) Broken Promise, being rude, being too cocky
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