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Ways To Say No–In Person And In Your Letters
What You Say: Ways To Say “No” by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. If you need to write a rejection letter or get rid of a persistent salesman or want to teach your teenager to say No to drugs, … Continue reading
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POSITIVE PARENTING: COMMAND BUT DON’T EXPLAI
A Parenting Tip From John Gray, Ph.D., author of “Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus” What to say to a child when she resists your wishes. Parents make a mistake when they justify their commands with explanations. If … Continue reading
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