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Since your mental faculties of thinking, imagination, noticing patterns, connecting the dots, and
seeing the larger picture are highly evolved, you may find yourself communicating with those
who are not able to measure up to your mental dexterity and speed. It is possible you become
overly critical of those who do not see your vision quickly.

While communicating with people who have a different set of mental strengths and talents, or
who simply think differently than you do, and are vocal about their position and dominate

interactions, you might find yourself responding by becoming aloof and abrupt, by not giving

enough information about your thoughts and ideas.
With people who consistently disagree, debate or contradict you without offering enough 'logic'

you might find yourself becoming unyeilding and stubborn with your thinking and decision

For you "Rationality" is king, but you will come across people who think from their hearts and are
very expressive about their feelings and expect equal reciprocation. You might find that you are
getting impatient with such people who value feelings more than facts

Share your thoughts with others and also
frankly share your feedback. The earlier you
do this in your thinking process the easier it will
be
Add value to your ideas by grounding them in
current realities, considering additional facts
and details.
Seek input from others, especially from those
who usually disagree with you.
Check how others are feeling especially when
you are giving feedback. Balance positive and
negative feedback especially with those with
whom you do not agree
Develop patience for sharing of personal

information by others. Attend to and
acknowledge these personal responses and
avoid coming across as blunt, detached or
impersonal
Listen empathetically without offering solutions.
Strive to understand personal stimulations
rather than analyze them in a conceptual
manner
Take time to work out conflicts. Be willing to
express your feelings and share your viewpoint
Avoid getting into needless "arguments" about
trivial matters with others as this could
distract you from more "important" matters