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Tag Archives: ways to say no
Ways To Disagree In Person and In Your Letters
What You Say When You Disagree By Gene Griessman, Ph.D. When you disagree with someone, finding just the right words to express yourself can mean the difference between having a debate and having a quarrel. Whatyousay.com is constantly on the … Continue reading
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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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