Understanding Personal Comfort Levels
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•Here's a simple and effective test to figure out how you really feel about someone
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Author Ross McCammon created a simple test to gain some clarity about the level of comfort he feels about someone, he calls it the "Two Beers and a Puppy Test" The test is a great way to evaluate people in your life but it's also a way to look at ourselves.
Oscar Wilde once said: "It is absurd to divide people into good and bad".
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