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Well, today I'm going to explain "traps that people who are quick-witted tend to fall into".

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Well everyone.

Is there anyone around you? A person with a quick mind.

Or, to put it a little more plainly, people who have the ability to take action are quite quick-witted.

So, I'm going to talk about the traps that people tend to fall into. I think there are many.

However, in fact, when I move my head so quickly that I take action, or when I speak, the action and the mind do not work well together, and the action I want to express proceeds first in my head, but my body does not. Since , I can't express what I want to do or what action I want to take in my head.

For example, is there such a person?

A person who cuts in while someone is speaking, picks up only the words that person said without listening to the end, imagines the development of the story after that, and starts talking.

If I say, "It's going to rain tomorrow, but...", he suddenly cuts in and says, "Oh, it's raining, so you need an umbrella." , are you going to cancel it?"

I wanted to talk about whether my child's sports day would be canceled, but the other person took the topic to the one that I was worried about, "Is there an umbrella?"

I have to make corrections one by one, and this makes the conversation difficult and stressful.

I can still put up with people with whom I absolutely have to stay in contact, such as my boss or customers, but if it's someone who ends up in a one-off conversation or someone I don't have much contact with, I don't want to interact with them again, and it becomes troublesome to talk to them. increase.

In other words, the trap that people who are quick-witted tend to fall into is when they are talking, they speak in a way that puts stress on the other person, and when they are about to take action, they take action without properly listening to the end. I would say that you are going in the wrong direction.

How do you feel about it?

People who say things like, "Speaking of which, I'm often told to listen to you until the end!"

Please be careful of such people.

Maybe people around you think it's troublesome to get involved.

So why don't you try to understand these things firmly and listen to the story until the end before you are completely drawn in?

That's why today I've talked about "traps that people who are quick-witted tend to fall into".

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