Focus On Your Own Triggers to Better Deal with Difficult People
We all have to deal with difficult people from time to time, and while it's easy to assume that the problem is with them, focusing on that won't make it any easier to work with them. Instead, try focusing on the things about them that trigger you—ask yourself why you get so offended or upset when you're around them. That focus will help you defuse an otherwise unpleasant situation. More » ...
Source: Lifehacker - Monday, 20 February
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