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On This Week's Feedback Friday, We Discuss:

How do you deal with constant negativity when you're surrounded by it almost 24/7?
How do you keep yourself up to date with real-world issues, remove the noise or work around it, and decide what to focus on and when?
Is there body language that can counteract your naturally intimidating appearance?
How can you offer to correct someone's grammar without being offensive?
Is there anything wrong with maintaining distance when you've fallen out of touch with some of the people in your network? Is it possible they became "weak and dormant ties" for a reason?
If you don't have a degree, how can you market yourself in a way that will bypass the resume gatekeeper and at least get an interview?
How do you make it clear to your friend that texting and driving endangers lives?
As haggard old-timers, what is the number one thing we wish young people understood today?
Moving from a small town to the big city and networking in an industry can be a huge adjustment. What tips do we have for making the transition?
Recommendation of the Week: Swiped: Hooking Up in the Digital Age
Quick shoutouts to first-month law student Carroll, shrewd negotiator John Schantz, and American Dream University!
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