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It underlies the first rule：Get beyond the idea that praise is a tool to make

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expectations；and they therefore worry that receiving praise only raises the bar higher．

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to the individuals who possess of them．It is just as difficult for high achievers to see their

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Third．when offering up positive feed back，don’t expect people will immediately take it in．

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and I who direct an executive’s attention to the data on his or her strengths，

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they’re concerned it will go to their heads；they fear it will burden them with other people’s

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the people feel good or to fortify them against the negative feedback．

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accepting praise．The executives we’ve worked with cite reasons when they reject praise：

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Just as individuals can have trouble in hearing criticisms，they can have a hard time

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Second，don’t assume for that standout strengths that are obvious to you are as obvious

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strengths and as it is for them to see their weaknesses．

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a typical response is，"Don’t tell me to what I’m good at．Give me something to work on．/

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