"不要让小事分裂你们，当你们在大事上达成一致时可以将你们绑在一起。"
— Ray Dalio
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Sometimes we argue about small, unimportant things and it makes us forget what's really important. Imagine two friends planning a road trip. They might fight about what snacks to bring, what music to play, or which rest stops to visit. But at the end of the day, they both want the same big thing: to have a fun and memorable journey together. If they focus on their shared goal, these little disagreements won’t seem so important. In life, when you agree on big goals or values with someone—like family unity, friendship, or a shared project—try to overlook the minor issues. This way, the important things can hold your relationship together and make it stronger.
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Agreement Compromise Conflict resolution Focus Harmony Perspective Priorities Relationships Understanding Unity
