This document summarizes 5 lessons learned from the TV show "Suits" that changed the author's perspective. The lessons are: 1) You always have a choice in any situation. 2) Don't raise your voice when debating, improve your argument. 3) Don't play the odds, understand the person you're dealing with. 4) Don't try to minimize losses, aim to win big. 5) Respect cannot be demanded but must be earned based on someone's merits.

1. FIVELESSONS
THATI`VE
LEARNED
FROM“SUITS”
WHICH CHANGED MY PERSPECTIVE
ABOUT EVERYTING
(PART-1)
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2. This is Harvey Specter
This is Mike Ross

3. YOUALWAYS
HAVEACHOICE
NO.1
When Harvey asks Mike - What are your choices,
when someone points a gun at your and he replies -
You do what they say or they shoot you.
Harvey scoffs and say - Wrong. You take the gun,
or you pull out a bigger one or you call their bluff or
you do any one of a hundred and forty six other things
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4. DON’TRAISEYOUR
VOICE,IMPROVEYOUR
ARGUMENT
NO.2
whenever you are in a debate and on the verge of losing
your voice becomes louder. Is it natural? What does that
mean? It’s the conscious mind which is signaling that your
argument is not couching any impact on the opposition.
That simply means you need to ameliorate your argument.
The only solution to ‘Not Raise Your Voice’.

5. DON’TPLAY
THEODDS,
PLAYTHEMAN
NO.3
Harvey Specter is legendary in the way he reads emotions
of people around him, how he orchestrates people based
on their known patterns of behaviours.
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6. DON’TTRYTO
LOSESMALL,
RATHERWINBIG
NO.4
Don’t just try to minimize or cut down your losses. This is
the quality of the weak. Eventually, it will become a wall that
you won’t be able to break. If you really want to make it big
in your life, play the bigger games rather than just thinking
of the small losses.

7. RESPECTCANNEVER
BEDEMANDED.
ITHASTOBEEARNED.
NO.5
Never respect someone just because they tell you to:
judge them on their own merits. You can respect someone
as a worker but not as a person, say, or vice versa.
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