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reframe

verb as in change the perspective

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For those having to push themselves out the door, Dr Franco advises trying to reframe toward thinking about how happy our future selves will be, rather than pre-meet fears.

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If you’ve deleted social-media apps but still can’t shake the shopping itch, experts have advice for how to reframe your thinking and behaviors around consumption.

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Jared, were investors too optimistic about this market, and if so, how should they reframe their thinking?

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There was a newfound process of having to flush such frustrations, forcing the 12-year veteran to accept failure, concede to a lost season, and reframe his mindset as the Dodgers approached the fall.

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The company that makes them, Reframe, is the latest outfit chasing the construction sector’s forever dream, in which buildings are assembled in factories like computers or cars, saving time and money in a field that everyone agrees requires too much of both.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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