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What You Want to Hear the Least | Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond

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Sometimes the most difficult thing to hear in the middle of adversity is the truth. When you are having relationship difficulty,
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the last thing you want to hear is to be nice—and no one wants to hear that their health issues
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will be resolved through healthy eating and exercise. Running from conflict will often appear more desirable—
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but it will never resolve the situation. In fact, running away usually makes matters worse. So I challenge you to
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listen to what you know is true—and if you don’t know what is true, listen to what trusted family members
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and close friends are encouraging you to do. Many times you don’t want to hear what they have to say,
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but they are often pointing you in the direction of truth. I’m Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute.