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July 18th, 2011

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Is the glass half-empty or half-full? ;)

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The Survival Guide for Dealing with Chronic Complainers

How to deal with chronic complainers

The constant negativity issuing forth from chronic complainers presents a huge challenge for those around them. Trying to remain positive, motivated and productive amid a constant stream of complaints and dissatisfaction can try anyone's patience.

Trying to be helpful will always backfire. Nothing makes chronic complainers happier, than being more miserable than their friends.

Optimists see: A glass half full. Pessimists see: A glass half empty. Chronic complainers see: A glass that is slightly chipped holding water that isn't cold enough, probably because its tap water when I asked for bottled water and wait, there's a smudge on the rim too, which means the glass wasn't cleaned properly and now I'll probably end up with some kind of virus-why do these things always happen to me?!

Following are three essential survival tips that can help those who deal with chronic complainers manage a very difficult situation.

 

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