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Today, we’re going to talk about how to develop thick skin and work well under pressure. We all know that ultra-sensitive person. Someone who would hold on to every single statement made about them, be deeply affected by rejections, or even begin to rethink their whole life at the slightest critical evaluation. Maybe you are that person, tired of watching your skin bruise easily. In this video, you will learn 9 simple things you can do to develop a thicker skin and be able to work under pressure. Toward the end of the video, we will also be exposing our top trick for handling rejections and rebukes effectively, so be sure you stick around else you might miss it!

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