Examples of using Be assertive in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Be assertive, man!
Okay. Ask me for something, and be assertive.
She maintains"A woman can be assertive, successful, and smart- and still sell!
You don't have to be rude, but be assertive.
Be assertive- not angry or accusatory- and be ready to listen.
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Just because you're gay, doesn't mean that you can't be assertive.
In order to solve the problem of argumentation, you must be assertive and make your child understand that there are certain things that need to be done even if we don't want to do them, like cleaning the room.
You don't need to be aggressive- though you must be assertive.
They also affirm that this reality is projected beyond the work environment,because society is rooted in the construction that men must be assertive and protective, while we must be affectionate and submissive.
Being assertive is generally seen as a good thing in America.
I was going to say she's assertive, but yeah.
Let's explore the difference between being assertive and being a dick.
That's called being assertive.
She's assertive.
You're assertive.
He was assertive by nature.
He is assertive, she is aggressive.
He's assertive, she's aggressive.
You were just, uh, being assertive to your inmates like I taught you, right?
Tom was assertive.
She's assertive.
Tom is assertive.
You're assertive.
You're assertive.
Being assertive can be tough- especially if you have been a people pleaser most of your life.
Being assertive doesn't mean being pushy or demanding, it means being respectful to yourself and others.
He tells her how she should or shouldn't feel, and while she is assertive, she doesn't seem willing to defend her own emotions for very long.
Being assertive means that you express yourself effectively and stand up for your point of view, while also respecting the rights of others.
Fourth, interpersonal effectiveness consists of techniques thatallow a person to communicate with others in a way that is assertive, maintains self-respect, and strengthens relationships.