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Ep 22: Why you should be afraid of the calmest in the room
If you have been with us since day one, you may know that we both have a lot of similar characteristics, values and beliefs. However, one thing that is a little different is how we react to conflict, challenging moments or heated situations.
Sam is a little quicker to react and can be quite assertive, whereas Amelia tends stay quiet (not because she’s too afraid to speak up) but more like waiting for the right moment and likes to assess the situation a little longer.
We believe how someone composes themselves shows a lot about a person but is staying calm and composed always the way to go? Is there a right time and place to react vs continuing to assess the situation.
What does this statement mean to you ‘be afraid of the calmest in the room’? Let us know in our comments or DM on Instagram!
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If you have been with us since day one, you may know that we both have a lot of similar characteristics, values and beliefs. However, one thing that is a little different is how we react to conflict, challenging moments or heated situations.
Sam is a little quicker to react and can be quite assertive, whereas Amelia tends stay quiet (not because she’s too afraid to speak up) but more like waiting for the right moment and likes to assess the situation a little longer.
We believe how someone composes themselves shows a lot about a person but is staying calm and composed always the way to go? Is there a right time and place to react vs continuing to assess the situation.
What does this statement mean to you ‘be afraid of the calmest in the room’? Let us know in our comments or DM on Instagram!
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We love seeing which episode/s you're enjoying so make sure you share & tag us on Instagram @asktheduopodcast! Don’t forget to follow us to stay in the loop of what we get up to, to provide us feedback or simply to send us a topic suggestion. We love a good chat (if you couldn't tell already 🤪)