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How to be less naive
Meet people from different backgrounds.
Sometimes, people are perceived as being naive because their worldview is narrow or they have only limited life experience. Getting out and interacting with people who live distinctively separate lives can be a learning experience that helps you understand the world with greater nuance.
A: You might be naive because you grew up well-off and are blind to those less fortunate than you. Having friends from different socioeconomic backgrounds can help you to appreciate how fortunate you are.

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How to organize a trunk'n treat for halloween
Find a suitable venue for the occasion.
Any available parking lot with good lighting, wide lanes, and lots of room will work.
Set guidelines for " entries ", that is, booths or decorated cars, trucks, and vans that park in the parking spaces as a part of the activity.
A: For an event that is friendly to small children and toddlers, scary or loud decorations may not be suitable. Recruit volunteers to set up booths, help with parking, and supervise group activities.

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How to reverse bad karma
Apologize.
If you know you have done something wrong, or offended someone, you should directly apologize. Be sincere about your mistakes and what you have learned from them.
A: This will help put you on the right track for good karma. Try some of the following conversations : " i am very sorry about what i said about your cooking last week; i did not mean to hurt your feelings.

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A man is practicing hitting a ball with a stick on a field. he
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continues to hit the ball onto the field.