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	<title>Comments on: Life Principle #1: Don&#8217;t Criticize, Condemn, Complain</title>
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		<title>By: Ann Kroeker/Not So Fast</title>
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		<description>One time I was in a group and the leader had us read the Carnegie book out loud, chapter by chapter, over several weeks/months. Then we&#039;d discuss and practice the principle in the book. I need to pull it out to review!

This reminds me of a story I read one time about utilizing with people the same techniques that trainers use with dolphins--reward the good behavior; ignore behavior you don&#039;t want repeated. It was partly humorous and partly serious. In the end, it&#039;s what you&#039;ve written in your post. Focus on the good stuff. Don&#039;t bother criticizing. 

Thanks for bringing up such a simple point that could transform our relationships ... if we could practice the necessary restraint.</description>
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<p>This reminds me of a story I read one time about utilizing with people the same techniques that trainers use with dolphins&#8211;reward the good behavior; ignore behavior you don&#8217;t want repeated. It was partly humorous and partly serious. In the end, it&#8217;s what you&#8217;ve written in your post. Focus on the good stuff. Don&#8217;t bother criticizing. </p>
<p>Thanks for bringing up such a simple point that could transform our relationships &#8230; if we could practice the necessary restraint.</p>
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