VOICEOVER : Our rights and responsibilities can change depending on different situations, especially as we get older, and so it is important that we make responsible choices.

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For the most part, what was pointed out was what you might have noticed throughout time and interaction with people. This book is very exceptional in the way we deals with people and what we should do when we need to do it.But they don’t understand – if they’d been to the same school as you, or lived through the poverty you have, or had siblings like yours, or worked for your last boss, they’d realise why you behave that way. When other people are driving us up the wall, it’s so much simpler to criticise them for being stupid or irrational or unreasonable than to consider that maybe their behaviour is actually quite legitimate but doesn’t happen to suit us.

Rules of People: A Personal Code for Getting the Best from Rules of People: A Personal Code for Getting the Best from

I’ve included a few Rules at the end of this section about helping your own child once they become a teenager, because I’ve found a lot of parents feel they flounder at this stage. This time, fierce arguments are raging over the manner and nature of the controls, disharmony that surveys suggest is feeding a sense that the government has not got a grip on the crisis. They discovered that regardless of which side of the argument they were on, people believed that the facts supported their view. The current restrictions in England don't include any limits on socialising - so friends and family are legally allowed to see each other in private houses, or to meet in public places like pubs and nightclubs. However, this book seemed a much more worthwhile read and it was interesting to see how certain people / scenarios came to mind with each rule.

The only way I think everyone would listen would probably be if there was a united one-rule-for-all - because everyone thinks if other areas aren't having the same restrictions that's unfair. A very interesting book that I found so good that I just had to get a second one for my friend to read! Of course, no one else ever knows all the details and complexities of your backstory like you do, but lots of people get the gist. Most of our PDFs are also available to download and we're working on making the final remaining ones downloadable now. Its also sooooo easy to understand to the point where a 12 year old could understand it yet it isnt childish.

The Rules of Wealth:A personal code for prosperity and plenty The Rules of Wealth:A personal code for prosperity and plenty

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