My sibling and his family are heading for a serious debt problem and possibly bankruptcy. They are trying to cut expenses here and there but still can’t make ends meet. At the end of the day, their monthly expenses add up to more than they make.
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Dear Crucial Skills, I have read Crucial Conversations and listened to the audio companion countless times. However, putting these skills into action has been a different story. It’s as if I have never heard of any of it during emotional conversations at home. I react, I don’t think. I would venture to say I am …
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