Is it arrogance to want to help yourself, but consider the opinions of others to be invalid or incor...

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Is it arrogance to want to help yourself, but consider the opinions of others to be invalid or incorrect?

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I am trying to meditate. I had a bit of a falling out with an business advisor/career counselor/mentor today. His behavior and speech make me feel..uncomfortable. Like I am talking to the wrong person. His words just felt empty. I feel like it is no longer appropriate to deal with him.

This emotion keeps coming back. This constant annoyance and anger. How can I move forward? How can I keep my mind from returning to this situation over and over?

How do I know I am not deceiving myself into thinking that I am right and he is wrong?

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