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STEP 4
Inventory Comparison
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Business |
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Personal |
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FACT-FINDING
FACT-FACING
TRUTH
STOCK-IN-TRADE |
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SEARCHING
FEARLESS
MORAL
OURSELVES |
OBJECT:
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DISCLOSE DAMAGED
OR
UNSALABLE GOODS |
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FIND FLAWED
THINKING
PROCESS |
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GET RID OF THEM
PROMPTLY
WITHOUT REGRET |
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GET RID OF THEM
PROMPTLY
WITHOUT REGRET |
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STOCK IN TRADE
THAT IS DAMAGED |
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1. RESENTMENT
2. FEAR
3. HARMS DONE TO OTHERS |
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Glossary of Words Used In Steps
Four and Five
defect: Lack of something necessary for
completeness. Same as shortcoming.
dishonest: The act or practice of
telling a lie, or of cheating, stealing, etc.
exact: Very accurate, methodical,
correct.
fault: Something done wrongly, an error or
mistake.
fear: A feeling of anxiety, agitation,
uneasiness, apprehension, etc.
frightened: A temporary or continual state
of fear.
inconsiderate: Without thought or
consideration of others.
mistake: To understand or perceive
wrongly.
nature: The essential characteristic
of a thing.
self-centered: Occupied or concerned
only with one's own affairs. Same as selfish.
selfish: Too much concern with one's
own welfare or interests and having little or no concern for others.
Same as self-centered.
self-seeker: A person who seeks only or
mainly to further his own interests.
shortcoming: Falling short of what is
expected or required. Same as defect.
wrong: Acting, judging, or believing
incorrectly. |
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