After a panel on workplace bullying, the speaker noticed coworkers who were angry and hostile every day, yet seemed unbothered. How do people who are consistently negative actually sleep at night? The speaker asks what psychological tricks let them reconcile their behavior with peace of mind.
So I did a panel discussion yesterday on workplace bullying and incivility, and it made me think about where I used to work at. Like, it was always a handful of people who were just rude for no reason, always claimed not to give a fuck, um, and just walked around angry, just like mad before breakfast. And I just want to know, to all my negative people out there, Like, how does that feel? Like, how do you, how do you maneuver throughout the day in negativity and like sleep well at night? Like, how do you, how do you engage with another human and have a negative experience and then like feel like that's okay? I mean, I remember a long time ago when I was in the streets, I act like I didn't care, but afterwards, I mean, I really did care, but I couldn't let nobody know. If I wouldn't today, Like grown folks, you know, 40 and above. How, how do you, how do you navigate? Like, how do you sleep well at night? Like, it's a serious question. Let me know.
I was literally kicked off a Southwest flight before for being disrespectful.
