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Hey everyone and welcome to our throwback episode.

In our throwback episodes, we are reintroducing you to some of our most popular episodes.

This is great for new listeners who want to learn more about the work we've done in the

past, and it's a great refresher if you've been a listener for a long time. Enjoy. Well, let's jump

into this topic. This is a topic we haven't talked about yet on the show. It's how to deal with

people who are passive-aggressive. And I think from one time to another, we've all

had that experience. And it's one of those situations where something happens. And then you say,

is this really happening or am I making this up? Is this an attack or not? And so it kind of drives

you a little bit crazy. And so I'm really excited to jump into

this topic with you. So how about we just start off with an operational definition for

passive aggressiveness? What does that mean to you? Well, to me, it means that you're keeping

your needs and your wants a secret in some way. And you're holding them back. That's like on the internal. The external,

you're acting in a way that makes you appear innocent or like, oh, there's nothing wrong or or even

crossing over into being a bit of a martyr, you know, like, oh, I will do this for you because I love

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