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Gun Riddance: 11 NRA Talking Points
Gun Riddance and 11 NRA Talking Points By Gene Griessman, PhD Author of “Lincoln and Obama” For years gun fanatics, with the backing of the NRA, have dominated the debate about sensible gun control…with hackneyed talking points and cliches. With … Continue reading
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Tagged gene griessman, gun control, Lincoln and Obama, militias and the Second Amendment, nra, Sandy Hook, Trump and NRA
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Who is a Socialist?
Who Is A Socialist? “We will never be a socialist country.” —Donald Trump, (the State of the Union Address, 2019) Right-wing trolls regularly call Obama, and all Democrats, socialists…like that’s something really, really bad. So, let’s define what the relevant … Continue reading
Ruskin On Seeing Clearly
One Of Hemingway’s Favorite Quotations. Mine, too. “The greatest thing a human soul ever does in this world is to see something, and tell what it saw in a plain way. Hundreds of people can talk for one who can … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Lincoln Quotes/What would Lincoln say?, Religion/Spirituality, Unusual Quotations, Writing/How To Write letters, notes,articles, email, books
Tagged gene griessman, Hemingway’s favorite quotations, John Ruskin on seeing clearly, The greatest thing a human soul ever does, The Words Lincoln Lived By
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The Difference Between Disappointments and Regrets
Unusual Quotations “I can live with disappointments but not regrets. What’s the difference? A disappointment is something I attempted that didn’t work out. A regret is something I wish I had attempted but didn’t.” —-Gene Griessman If you want a … Continue reading
When To Say What You Say: Procrastination Can Be A Good Thing
When You Say Something May Be More Important Than What You Say: The Power Of Deliberate Procrastination By Gene Griessman Contrary to wide belief, many decisions need not be made immediately. You can say, “I’d like to give this matter … Continue reading
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Tagged conflict resolution, gene griessman, procrastination and negotiation, Procrastination and politics, Procrastination can be a good thing, the power of deliberate procrastination, The Words Lincoln Lived t
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Unusual Quotations:Inspiration
Where Great Art Comes From: Kandinsky On Inspiration “Every artist knows, who works with feeling, how suddenly the right form flashes upon him…a true work of art must be like an inspiration.” Wassily Kandinsky, famed Russian-born French abstract painter (1866-1944). … Continue reading
How To Enter An Ongoing Conversation Politely
How To Break Into A Discussion By Gene Griessman I heard a guest on CNN use the following power phrase to get into the discussion: “I’m going to differ slightly from the other people on the panel.” Here’s why I … Continue reading
How To Communicate With Powerful People
How To Communicate With Powerful People By Gene Griessman Sarah Cooper has created a popular Website that’s called the Cooper Review which has recently attracted a lot of attention after being featured in an article in The New Yorker. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Franklin on how to communicate, gene griessman, how to communicate with people who have more power than you do, How to communicate with powerful people, Sarah Cooper, The Cooper Review, The Words Lincoln Lived By
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Donald Trump On English Grammar
Donald Trump’s Best Words: “Badly” Trump recently said to a reporter; “I feel badly for Paul Manafort.” What is good grammar, badly or bad? We found this answer in The English Language & Usage Stack Exchange: “I feel badly” would … Continue reading
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Tagged bad or badly, Donald Trump “I feel badly”, English grammar, gene griessman, Lincoln speaks to leaders, Paul Manafort, The Words Lincoln Lived By
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