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Home » News » » 6 Ways Remaining Silent Creates Pain and Despair – NLP Discoveries
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» 6 Ways Remaining Silent Creates Pain and Despair – NLP Discoveries

by Jim Manske|Published 01/02/2014

Jim Manske’s insight:
Yes, please speak up! Say what you see/hear, how you feel about it right now, link your feeling to your need and end on a clear and present request!

See it on Scoop.it, via Radical Compassion

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