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To summarize, recognizing our own emotions as a powerful force that we are willing to look at from a bigger picture can help us become better peers, and sometimes even motivate us to create even greater works. This doesn't mean you should never have a reaction to your emotions, only that you can recognize and adapt to our own emotional impulses and respond accordingly.

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By Bazyl Horsey, Co-founder