Pit Bull Mentality

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When I hear stories such as this one when it involves doubts in exclusive ideas, afterwards, increasing with the demand of the products, it pleases me to hear the positive outcomes. How Mr. Klipert was able to handle those limited options and negativity response, fighting it back using positive psychology is what allowed him towards his success. For your concept in the pit bull mentality, I completely agree with your statement. These types of dog breeds are known for their form of strength. Sadly, not only do people fear these animals, however even here in Washington state, certain housing areas forbids pit bulls as pets due to their reputation. Moreover in your discussion you've also mentioned that with this type of mentality your employees

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