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When Writing Dies, So Will Our Abilities to Win an Argument

Most martial artists will tell you they are never looking for a fight. Similarly, I’m not sure anyone should be looking for an argument. But, the practice of organizing your

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Complicated Training is a Red Flag

It’s a tale as old as time. Insecure coach (or “trainer) fears not mattering enough to lead straight forward, necessary, highly effective training sessions and gets cute.  Coaches don’t get

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A Surprising Outcome from a College Pottery Class

There’s a modern fable about a college pottery class with a surprising lesson. In the story, the professor of the ceramics class tells half the class that their entire grade

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Copywriting 101: Mastering the “Eye Treat”

The following is an installment from the weekly teaching of Leadership Laboratory, an international cohort of 100 leaders who share a desire to build better leadership capacity and design better

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Combat Self-Loathing with Embodiment

If you’ve ever read How to Win Friends and Influence people, you know that human beings love to think about themselves. Carnegie offers the funny-because-its-true quip that every person’s favorite

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