Fatfrog

Creative Designer music designer footware designer

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Rate my art out of 100%

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Rate my art out of 100%

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i didnt know that one billion is this much

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@litundunya Wooi

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@Am_Blujay VLC thing in trouble today

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@Judaeda3 Fake

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1.Respect and Engagement:

Standing up shows respect for the other person and engages them more fully in the interaction. It signals that you value the meeting and are fully present in the moment.

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4.Encourages a More Relaxed Atmosphere:

This approach can create a more relaxed and open atmosphere, making it easier to transition into the next part of your conversation or meeting without lingering awkwardness.

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3.Reduces Self-Deprecation:

Constantly apologizing can create a negative self-image and make both parties uncomfortable. Acknowledging their patience allows you to maintain confidence while still addressing the situation.

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@omwambaKE There goes my president

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@Am_Blujay Ili pupuu kwa bed

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@zero_mind8 Anachoma

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@princejeff001tv Akuna kale ka harufu flani apo?

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@bigwig_7 Anacheka ka kale ka paster kadogo