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I just read your response to the person having difficulty understanding service agents on the telephone (“Confusing Call”). As someone who is deaf and uses a cochlear implant, I have found a solution that works very well for me. If you use a smartphone of any type, go to “accessibility” and then “hearing” and turn on the captions.
You will get captions of everything that is being said by the other person. It has reduced my stress level tremendously when making calls to banks or telecoms.
There is also a caption service called Innocaption that does the same thing and is paid for by the federal government. Hope this helps; it took me a few years to find these services– Captioned
Dear Captioned: Thanks for these great suggestions. The accessibility features on smartphones (and other devices) can be game changers.
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“Clutter builds up when you postpone the tiny choices. Decluttering isn’t about being ruthless; it’s about being present and knowing what’s actually serving you,” Moser said.
“Decisions, not storage bins, create organization,” Stevens-Heebner said. “Buying containers before you sort is like buying a frame before you choose the art or photo to place in it. Don’t buy containers until you’ve decided what deserves a place in your space.”
Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, as I know each of these pieces represents something…
You didn’t choose your sibling, but you do get to choose how much space they take up in your adult life.
Reflect on what you’re tolerating from a sibling that you’d never accept from a friend. What might change if you gave yourself permission to reassess how you show up in that relationship? Minaa B
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