If someone asks you “how are you?”, it’s not always a good idea to answer: a reflection inspired by Carl Jung.

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A fair price.”

 

“Nothing exaggerated, but I’m satisfied.”

 

You’re not lying. You’re just protecting your privacy.

 

2. The technique of humanizing success

Visible success can generate invisible tensions.

 

When someone perceives your life as too perfect, they may project their own frustrations. This can manifest as criticism, distance, or conflict.

 

Therefore, when you talk about an achievement, accompany it with the real effort:

 

If you were promoted, mention the extra responsibility.

 

If you bought a house, comment on how difficult it is to maintain it.

 

If you traveled, talk about the tiredness of the journey.

 

It’s not about complaining, it’s about showing humanity.

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