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Steve Keating

Toronto
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How to Be Less Judgmental: A Practical Guide to More Peace and Connection

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By Steve Keating
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Are you judgmental? Whether you think you are or not the answer to that question for all of us is yes. At least sometimes. We ALL do it. That quick mental label when someone cuts in line, posts something we find ridiculous, or makes a choice we’d never make. “They’re so rude,” “lazy,” “selfish,” or worse. These snap judgments feel automatic, even protective sometimes. But over time, being habitually judgmental drains our energy, strains relationships, and keeps us stuck in negativity. The good news?
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The Importance of Being Honest with Yourself

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By Steve Keating
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I wrote a post a couple of weeks ago about the difference between wishing for something and wanting something enough that you would stop merely wishing for it and actually begin working for it. I received some significant pushback on X about that post. Several people said they really wanted something but were not able to work for it. Most of those people said they simply didn’t have the time. They didn’t like my answer very much.
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Wishers and Wanters

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A whole bunch of years ago I was attending a Dale Carnegie Convention. I was surrounded by hundreds of amazing people from all around the world. A large majority of the people attending were excellent speakers and the best of the best presented to the entire audience. I remember one particularly incredible presentation where the speaker was playing the harp WHILE giving a presentation on an entirely different subject.
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