Are You Addicted To Drama By Tom Ferry

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This week’s reading topic is about dramas. In the HuffPost article “ Are You Addicted to Drama” by Tom Ferry, it discusses the central question: “Why are there so many drama queens? The article states that the common mistake that people make when dealing with dramatic events is to allow themselves to get stuck into it. At the end, it is how you feel that determines your attitude. Then the attitude determine your actions which determines the outcomes. In addition, there is a perceived benefit of being dramatic, is that the drama queens usually get the most attention, whether they want it or not. On the other hand, most people are addicted to dramas, most people tend to get some form of pleasure from doing things that are not good for them,

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