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10 Good Reasons Not to Trust Your Brain
10 Good Reasons Not to Trust Your Brain These brain patterns get in the way of creating clear, empowering communication.
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The four most powerful conversations in the world
Just started reading “Four Conversations” by Jeffrey and Laurie Ford. This is a must-read for every manager, every employee and every family member. If all of us understood and practiced the Four Conversations, which are: Initiative Conversations, Understanding Conversations, Performance … Continue reading
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