Okay, I'll ask. How come you're being sued? And how come you're so calm about it? I might as well be calm, she said. Getting all worked up won't do any good.
In the book "Slow Burn" by Julie Garwood, a character faces a lawsuit and is questioned about her calm demeanor amidst the situation. This moment reveals her perspective on handling stress and conflict. Instead of allowing anxiety to take over, she chooses to remain composed, highlighting her belief that panicking will not contribute positively to the circumstances.
This attitude reflects a broader philosophy about facing challenges. By maintaining her calmness, she...
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