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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowThe expression ‘shoot from the hip’ means ‘to react quickly, without thinking carefully about something’. It also means ‘to speak in a very direct and honest way’. When one thinks of purely short-term gains, one is likely to shoot from the hip , to act in anger, and to react in anger.
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