Admit it – some of us just like to talk. As a result, we tend to dominate conversations and overpower others when we’re face-to-face. We may not admit our guilt, but chances are, if we’re outgoing or want to share our expertise, we often overdo it. The problem is that people who talk too much come off as boring. The very thing we’re hoping for – that people will recognize our expertise, or enjoy hearing…
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In the Morning – Turn Off the TV and Open Your Mind
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Radio City Music Hall’s Nativity Scene
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McDonald’s: More Influence Than Christianity?
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Using Gimmicks: Be Careful When Communicating a Message
The dictionary defines “gimmick” as: an ingenious or novel device, scheme or stratagem, especially one designed to attract attention or…
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