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- Dictionaryeas·y·go·ing/ˌēzēˈɡōiNG/
adjective
- 1. relaxed and tolerant in approach or manner: "an outwardly easygoing but fiercely competitive youngster"
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3 days ago · But in this article, I’m going to cover the top 10 traits that allow someone to be easy to be around. If we can all work on improving these traits in ourselves, then people will enjoy spending time with us, and friends will be easy to find. 1. Be as optimistic as possible.
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3 days ago · easy going: 1 n easy unobstructed progress Synonyms: clear sailing , plain sailing Type of: advance , advancement , forward motion , onward motion , procession , progress , progression the act of moving forward (as toward a goal)
3 days ago · easygoingness: 1 n being without worry or concern Type of: good nature a cheerful, obliging disposition
3 days ago · So, if you want to be more easygoing, say goodbye to these 7 worries: 1) Perfectionism. The amount of people suffering from perfectionism has significantly increased over the last 20 years or so…and it’s easy to see why. Aside from childhood trauma or upbringing, things like the rise of social media haven’t helped.
3 days ago · Being open to new experiences is a hallmark of an easy-going personality. Remember, it’s okay to feel uncertain when trying new things. The key is not letting that fear prevent you from stepping out of your comfort zone. But it won’t happen if you always strive for perfection….
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22 hours ago · Designer Lauren Liess reimagines a tiny Outer Banks beach house into an easygoing getaway that caters to sandy feet, wet dogs, and five children. On paper, the rundown old surf shack in Corolla, North Carolina, made no sense for Lauren Liess and her family. It was 740 square feet, with only two bedrooms and one bath—and the Virginia designer ...
