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“You weren’t there?”
“Not really my scene.”
“But the free food?”
“Not worth the small talk.”
Maybe he was on a diet.
“We all did things we’re not proud of.” "You didn’t,” he said.“Didn’t I?” Tigris spoke with an uncharacteristic bitterness. “We all did. Maybe you were too little to remember. Maybe you didn’t know how bad it really was.”
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There's nothing so off-putting to some people as someone who seems not to care whether anyone else approves of them. maybe it's resentment: I have bent for the greater good, to follow the rules, so why haven't you? You should care.
“You offering me a job, or something?”
“Or something.”
What? The change of tune is enough to give me whiplash. I squint at him, trying to figure out what he’s playing at. Maybe it’s because my brain is damaged from the blow, but I can’t tell if he’s joking or not.
“Why do I feel like I’m about to get sex trafficked?”
Raphael lets out a short sigh. “I’m offended. All of my businesses are perfectly legitimate; thank you.”
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Maybe there aren't any such things as good friends or bad friends - maybe there are just friends, people who stand by you when you're hurt and who help you feel not so lonely. Maybe they're always worth being scared for, and hoping for, and living for. Maybe worth dying for too, if that's what has to be. No good friends. No bad friends. Only people you want, need to be with; people who build their houses in your heart.
"The name is Michael Marino."
I’ve heard the rumors. This man…he’s just as dangerous as them, maybe even more. I’ve heard about the Messina crime family from when the Bianchis talked about them, not knowing I was listening.
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During my training, a supervisor once told me, “There’s something likable in everyone,” and to my great surprise, I found that she was right. It’s impossible to get to know people deeply and not come to like them.
"Not yet" mindset
When we are faced with a challenge that doesn't go necessarily the way we want it to, we can learn, grow and begin to get better at that versus a "fixed mindset" which says that's just how we're built, that's just the way it is. A "growth mindset" again opens to opportunity and one aspect of it, that I really with is this notion of "not yet". Just because of something that didn't go the way you want to, doen't mean it never will go the way you want. It just means "not yet". Maybe you don't have the skills, you don't have the practice but it means you can get there. So by adopting "not yet" mindset it helps us see things as opportunities to grow. So when you meet with a frustration in your life especially around communication, say to yourself "not yet".
Matt Abrahams, ’91, lecturer in organizational behavior, Graduate School of Business
