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I don't trust sensitive people.

Biggest snakes & easy to brainwash.

It's just a matter of time before you say something that irks them.

They also end up being group thinkers.

Don't keep sensitive people in your squad.

Thick skin winners only
'What does sensitivity have to do with loyalty?'

A lot.

In many cases, it's one of the biggest tests of character.

Let me explain why...
Sensitive people are rarely battletested.

Which is why their skin is thin.

They haven't had true trials & tribulations.
People who have been thru some tough shit have perspective.

They felt pain firsthand plenty of times.

And healed pain led to their thick skin.

Battle tested.
Thick skinned people have learned the art of thinking for themselves.

They scoff at herd thinking.

The ability to think for themselves gives them a TIGHT grip over their mind.
But sensitive people don't have that tight grip.

They can't even control their emotions.

What makes you think they can control their mind?

That's like expecting someone to earn a million when they can't even generate a hundred.
With the lack of control of their mind they exhibit 2 qualities:

1. Group thinking.
2. The tendency to personalize.
1. Group thinking

Their mind belongs to a group.

Who knows if this group has your best interest or not?

If the group doesn't have your best interest, then this sensitive fellow sure won't.

Snake Strike #1.
2. The tendency to personalize

The sensitive person believe a disagreement is an attack on their character.

Therefore, their ego paints you as an enemy in their world.

When you lose favor with someone's ego, backstabbing is imminent.

Snake Strike #2.
☆Watch how this group talks about others.

☆Observe whether mainstream media plays their emotions like a fiddle.

☆See if drama follows where they go.

A sensitive person always leaves a bunch of clues.
'Gotcha bro! I'll look out for these qualities. Can I ask you a secret question.'

Whatsup.

'What if I'm sensitive?'

Good question...
I'm going to keep it simple.

☆Learn the art of ignoring.
☆Level up.

Really is that simple.

When you build your ignoring muscle, your skin will thicken.

This will allow you to stop personalizing.

When you level up, you face challenges which force you to think for yourself.
The world is hard when you're sensitive.

And it's even harder when you have sensitive people in your squad.

☆Getting butthurt by every comment.

☆Begging you to be politically correct.

☆Asking you to apologize for nonsense.

Dump these losers out.
Get people who are battletested.

These people will bring out your best self.

They will challenge you & have you focusing on the right things.

You will grow.
Your social circle can short circuit your success or stymie it.

Rolling with sensitive people is like running a race with ankle weights on.

Take em off.

And run full speed.

Only then will you run laps around the competition.

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