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Too many people have a default setting that focuses on the negative. They can receive overwhelming praise, but one misplaced and negative voice captures their complete attention. They sacrifice pragmatic excellence in the futile hunt for impossible perfection. They see something new or changed as a threat instead of an opportunity. They find a meaningless typo instead of a useful idea. Change the default setting. Assume youll be well served, youll have opportunity, you can improve. How we perceive life and what we do about it is not half the battle--its the entire conflict. Dont forget what we consultants and speakers always must remind ourselves: Even an objection is a sign of interest. Its apathy thats deadly. By Alan Weiss

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