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When it's extremely difficult to make up your mind, I mean,

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having that power of choice can actually weaken your heart.

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On this episode of the Choice, we're going to explore

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the choices that we make when it comes to answering

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or ignoring a text message. When is it time to

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hit block? Plus two words respect versus professionalism? Which one

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are you? My name is Erro. Life is a series

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of choices. Who decides when you're not making the right choice?

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And is it a fear of something going wrong? The

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greatest lessons in life are often lost inside hidden away

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attempts and concepts. Well, it's time to reopen your heart,

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because having that power of choice is your daily gift.

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On this highway, we're gonna learn how to trust mirages.

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What is the true choice? How about making the choice

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to answer or ignore a text message from someone that

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you don't know the only time you should hit reply

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is after they have clearly identified themselves. It must be

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from a known number and you're expecting to hear from

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this business and or person. When not to answer, it

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is far more important. The name is weak inside your

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memory banks. Although it sounds personal, it can still be

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what's called phishing. You've seen enough TV shows about phishing.

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It is very dangerous. If they ask for money, don't

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send it. If there are links attached, don't open them.

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If something feels unsafe, number one thing to do block them.

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That action then comes into googling their phone number. If

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your curiosity is going to kill the cat, be very neutral. Hi,

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how's everything going? My name is? Who are you? But

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what if the text mentions your legal name? First of all,

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your legal name is very public knowledge. Scammers are constantly

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purchasing numbers. They will use your legal name to sound

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more convincing. Never confirm your personal information. Never assume a

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text message is ever safe. Scammers, Oh, they know your

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address and they know your birthday. The thing to do

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block the text out and then report it. Your instinct

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is always going to be spot on. Hey, coming up next.

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Respect versus professionalism There is a huge difference, But which

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one are you hey? Thanks for coming back to the choice.

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What is it okay to kind of sit back and

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figure out the next play on the field with all

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of your hopes and ambitions locked in. Respect is connected

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to character as well as attitude. It's the value that

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we put in people, which you can choose to use

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anywhere I'm talking about the work or even in public.

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Respect is very personal and emotional, and it's rooted in empathy,

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listening as well as fairness. Now let's put focus on

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making the choice to put professionalism ahead of respect. That

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in itself is linked to standards and behavior. Knowing how

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to conduct yourself. You have the choice to be professional

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even if you don't respect the person that you're currently

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standing with. Professional versus respect involves your reaction, which can

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be cold or fake. Respect without professionalism lacks boundaries and structure.

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The best workplace relationship is having a respectful tone with

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a professional discipline. Being aware of what you're using outside

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the shell when it comes to energy is very important

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because those you're coming across to they could look at

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you and say you are such a total fake and

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that one time good thing could be gone because they

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come completely misread you. It is a choice. I'm Errol

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and that's what I was writing while the sun was

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waking up on a brilliant new day.