Brigid’s profile on Google Maps

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More Google Maps reviews from Brigid Hart from Co. Galway, Ireland.

She’s your unfiltered aunt—just like her cigarettes—who makes inappropriate asides while you try to keep a straight face.

#IrishHumor #GoodCraic

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6. I can’t say no.
Reframe: I can say no to some things.

7. I don’t belong here.
Reframe: I belong wherever I am.

Sources:
• Harvard Business Review (Nov-Dec 2025); Muriel M. Wilkins: hbr.org/2025/11/the-...

• #HBR Management Tip of the week; Nov. 6, 2025: www.linkedin.com/pulse/refram...

3. I know I’m right.
Reframe: My role is to help others find solutions, not to always give them the answers.

4. I can’t make a mistake.
Reframe: My focus is excellence, not avoiding failure.

5. If I can do it, so can you.
Reframe: What worked for me might not work for everyone.

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To summarize, start with seven common blockers and #reframe them into more productive beliefs.

1. I need to be involved.
Reframe: I can do anything, but I can’t do everything.

2. I need it done now.
Reframe: I need to focus on what truly matters.

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--To make a report about missing, damaged, or obstructed license plates on ICE vehicles, call the Secretary of State’s Plate Watch Hotline at (312) 814-1730 or email platewatch@ilsos.gov.
Related video: @wgntv.com: ICE agents warned about license plates swapping www.youtube.com/watch?v=54Ir...

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--Use the city’s resource page for ICE-raid response & immigration resources. www.chicago.gov/.../supp.../...

--Sign up for “Eyes on ICE” text alerts via ICIRR to receive neighborhood-level warnings. icirr.quorum.us/campaign/ile...

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3. Contact rapid-response resources immediately.

--Call the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR) Family Support Network Hotline: 1-855-HELP-MY-FAMILY (1-855-435-7693) (available in English, Spanish, Korean, Polish); www.icirr.org/fsn

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2. Know your rights. Regardless of status, you have rights when confronted by immigration agents. You don't have 2 answer ?s about your status, you have the right 2 speak w/a lawyer + refuse to open your door for ICE unless they present a valid judicial warrant. 3/6 www.motionlaw.com/the-differen...

1. Remain calm, safe and observant. If you see federal agents in the area, note time, location, number of agents, vehicle(s), license plates, demeanor — but do so without putting yourself or others at risk.

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There's also a useful companion list of “Words to watch” service-manual.ons.gov.uk/content/lang...

Example,
• Because, due to and since: The words “due to” and “since” should not be used in place of “because”. “Owing to” can replace “because of” if needed.

Hat tip to Iain @ plainenglish.club!

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