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Today, we are in part two of our series, reactions speak louder than words, reactions speak louder than

words. Now, last week, if you were with us, you're a member and if not, I'm going to catch you up.

I introduced a concept, I just made it up. Well, that I'm calling that we're calling the over

under reaction. Now, if you weren't with us again, I'm going to explain what this isn't just a minute.

But at the end of part one last week, hopefully you remember this, I challenged you with a homework

assignment. I suggested that we all practice the over under reaction at home. And I ask everybody

to do this and some of you did it because we heard from you. I ask everybody to think about or

identify something that happens on a regular basis at home with your family or your roommate,

something that happens on a regular basis that perturbs you, disturbs you, as I just said,

one, two. Just come out with one. perturbs you, disturbs you, upsets you, and it couldn't be the

person it has to be the thing the person does, okay? perturbs you, disturbs you, upsets you,

or gets on your nerves. And then I wanted you to consider your normal reaction to whatever this

is, and then pause and ask the question, what would amazing and unprecedented look like? What would

amazing and unprecedented look like? What would it sound like? What would cause the people in your

family to go? Wow, that is not what I was expecting because generally when that happens, you know,

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