Episode 9 - Dealing with Toxic People

In Episode 9 of Gratitude and Attitude, Nan and Pri explore the traits that define toxic people. The duo cleverly compares toxic individuals to poison — reminding us that willingly engaging with them is the social equivalent of drinking something that harms your well-being.
Ultimately, the hosts conclude that the best way to deal with toxic people is to not deal with them at all. As Nan suggests, sometimes you have to “unfollow” them in real life.
After watching this episode, you’ll gain an even greater appreciation for the people who bring peace, positivity, and happiness into your life — and a clearer sense of how to protect your own energy.

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