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October 4, 2011
Mark Myers expert Answer to: What are the best ways to convince other people that "negative" incidents from your past won't be relevant for your future?
Responses to this question may differ depending on the people and the negative incident(s) from your past. If the incident was of a grievous nature, for some they may never get past it. Even if the incident(s) was not significant, some individuals have a difficult time moving past impressions they have of other people.
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