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Old Sep 18, 2014, 07:49 AM
JoeS21 JoeS21 is offline
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I'm feeling lousy right now because I just dealt with 3 women (all related to me) who all second guess me, ramble, repeat themselves, fail to hear me the first time, etc. etc.

I'm looking for the following:

-polite ways to hang up the phone and end conversations
-(ways to) handle second guessing
- (ways to) encourage people (esp. women) to listen the first time

*I tried to edit the title to say, "people," but apparently we're not allowed to edit the title.

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Old Sep 18, 2014, 07:14 PM
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Twirl your finger, indicating them to move the story along.
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Old Sep 19, 2014, 02:41 PM
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I'm feeling lousy right now because I just dealt with 3 women (all related to me) who all second guess me, ramble, repeat themselves, fail to hear me the first time, etc. etc.

I'm looking for the following:

-polite ways to hang up the phone and end conversations
-(ways to) handle second guessing
- (ways to) encourage people (esp. women) to listen the first time

*I tried to edit the title to say, "people," but apparently we're not allowed to edit the title.
Multi-task while they're going on and on.

I do this when speaking to my mom and she's saying all kinds of crap I don't wanna hear. I go take a pi$.$ or a dump (if I need to), or organize things in my kitchen or living room or do something else useful, while she's rambling.
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Old Sep 24, 2014, 04:53 PM
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Well you can go at this in several ways

1st when they are rambling on change the topic. This usually indicates that you have move past the current topic. Kinda like so "what about those Yankees" universal for im tired of this.

2nd guessing
- be deliberate in your approach
- let them second guess you
- advise them that they need to do the task
- be confident on your opinion/result

You need to determine if the advice that they are giving can be validated or is it just an opinion

You don;t need to encourage people to change - if you want change you are the change not them . You explain yourself in a way that they understand the 1st time and confirm that they understood


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Originally Posted by JoeS21 View Post
I'm feeling lousy right now because I just dealt with 3 women (all related to me) who all second guess me, ramble, repeat themselves, fail to hear me the first time, etc. etc.

I'm looking for the following:

-polite ways to hang up the phone and end conversations
-(ways to) handle second guessing
- (ways to) encourage people (esp. women) to listen the first time

*I tried to edit the title to say, "people," but apparently we're not allowed to edit the title.
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Old Sep 25, 2014, 10:44 AM
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Women dont you just loov them. It happens they just cant help themselves.
Me myself. I dont mind that kind if thing much.
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