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What is it called when a person has an answer for everything?
Logic dictates that there are no literal nonfictional pantomaths, but the word pantomath seems to have been used to imply a polymath in a superlative sense, a ne plus ultra (“nothing more beyond”) as it were, one who satisfies requirements even stricter than those to be applied to the polymath. …
What’s wrong with having an answer for everything?
Originally Answered: Is it bad to have an answer for everything? Yes, when it becomes obsessive, like one-up-manship. Having an answer for everything, is a sign of arrogance and at the same time a sign of very low self esteem.
What do you say when someone asks everything is okay?
#1 You can say “Yes, I’m fine, thanks,” even if you’re not OK, and be done with it. #2 You can be honest about how you feel and open up to someone who may not really want to hear about your problems.
How do you respond when someone says they’re not doing well?
A simple, ‘I’m sorry to hear that’ is a good response. You might follow this up with, ‘Would you like to talk about it? ‘ to open up the conversation if the time and situation is appropriate. If not, agree on a more suitable time to talk, and reassure them that you’re there to listen.
Is everything going well answer?
You may want to if you’re trying to be very formal but in a normal conversation it is fine to respond to “How’s your work going?” with “It’s going well” or “Everything is going fine.”
How do you respond when someone says take you off your list?
Please allow me to present the 20 responses to small minded people that request you take them off your list:
- Oh. Are you hateful or grateful today?
- Wow.
- Got it.
- Hmmm.
- Oh.
- Are you always this rude to people who are trying to help you?
- How do you know the service we provide isn’t better for your business?
- Wow.
How do you deal with a person who thinks he is always right?
Listen to what they have to say. Even if the person always thinks they’re right, they still deserve to be heard, just like you deserve to be heard. Listen to their point of view first, taking the time to really hear what they’re saying X Research source Jacqueline Hellyer. Licensed Psychosexual Therapist. .
How do you respond to an accuser who is harassing you?
These issues are both easily resolved. First, simply say to your accuser “I am sorry that you feel that way.” You don’t have to accept blame or agree that you have done anything wrong. You can simply recognize how they are feeling and let them know that you understand their feelings. Therefore, nothing more has to be done by you.
How do you deal with a critical person?
One way to look at critical people is to take their criticism as a source of honesty. At least with them, what you see is what you get. I’ve come across seemingly nice people before and while the friendship starts off on a high note, they later turn out to be fake and dishonest.
What to do when someone makes you responsible for their life?
You can examine your actions and behavior. And if you are satisfied with your actions, let it go. Just because someone wants to make you responsible for their life doesn’t make you a bad person. This is your opportunity to help them take responsibility for their life.
How do you respond to people who blame you for their suffering?
When people blame me for their suffering, there are two issues that arise. The first is how to respond to their accusations and the second is how to feel about it. These issues are both easily resolved. First, simply say to your accuser “I am sorry that you feel that way.”