It’s not always easy to laugh at yourself, but it often eases an awkward situation. One thing is certain, being able to laugh at your own mistakes shows you are self-aware and have a healthy sense of self-esteem. So, have you mastered the art of self-deprecation? By Frédéric Fanget and Flavia Mazelin-Salvi
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