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TOOLS FOR YOU:

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Moral Courage

toolkit different?

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Avoid turning discussions into debates. It's called the "Manji Mistake."

How to care for your coworkers and yourself without getting sucked into an argument

TEEN MENTAL HEALTH

How high school students can calm their inner critics and help their friends do the same

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Beware of your manipulative,

fear-mongering brain!

Why it’s wise to question yourself before deciding that you’re right to feel offended

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As you enter a conversation that could become tense, breathe deeply

“Public listening” is at least as valuable as public speaking

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Don’t merely seek common ground; proactively create it

How to create a better choice out of two bad ones

Book a date with the mirror and ask yourself, "What am I in this for?"

Finger-pointing doesn’t motivate people to hear you. That takes skills.

Before diving into differences,

ask a sincere question

How to crush injustice, not people

Listen to learn, not to win

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How to practice innovation as much as inclusion

Use the phrase,

“Tell me more…”

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