Welcome to today's episode of the Mindset Mentor Podcast. I'm your host Rob Dial. If you have not yet done so hit that subscribe button so you never miss another episode.

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subscribe button. Today I'm going to be talking about how to deal with difficult people.

Listen, people are interesting, people are amazing. They're the most intriguing thing in the world to me

to learn about people but people are also very difficult sometimes and every person that you meet. so very

person that you meet comes with a history of a million little teeny tiny moments in

their lives that have made them who they are.

You know, whether it's a coworker who's really stubborn and hard to deal with, maybe it's a

family member that's really critical of you, Maybe it's your crazy neighbor across the street.

Maybe it's your children, maybe it's your spouse. And so today what I want to talk to you about is how to work with and deal with people who are really difficult for you.

And mostly the reason why I think this is important is so that you can maintain your mental health

because in my opinion, you maintaining your mental health is the most

important thing that you should be focusing on every single day and caveat to

all this I'm gonna mostly be talking about other people in today's episode, but I do want to actually say it is very important

to look at how you also show up in all of your relationships and take responsibility for how you show up in a relationship and

this episode is not just about blaming other people for the way that they are.

I'm gonna be talking a lot about other people but as an adult it's important for you to actually

take responsibility for how you show up in all of your relationships as well. And so the first thing when you really start to look at people and you really start to see that someone is difficult.

My first question that always goes off in my head is why.

It always, I always go back to the question why?

It's important to understand and think about like why is somebody difficult?

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