Fragility is a reality in life... understanding will make you more flexible:
Cascade: person "a" talk to "b", then "b" talks to "c", then you come and talk to "c". How to do it: You need to read the "how to avoid a lemon" guide for "understanding fragility in presentations"
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Soundtrack when writing this post:
- Your idea is your brainchild. (connection)
- If someone dislikes your child, you are fragile and your feelings react. (emotions).
- There is a need for a third party to look after your brainchild. (handler).
- Creation of 1 or 2 projection networks of your idea is the solution. (lemonades).
- The projection networks are people/groups who talk about your child and present it to others. (cascade).
- Multiple presentations makes it "legit". (legitimate).
- At least one or 2 projections with cascade effects must happen. (group trust).
Cascade: person "a" talk to "b", then "b" talks to "c", then you come and talk to "c". How to do it: You need to read the "how to avoid a lemon" guide for "understanding fragility in presentations"
Fees: $35 (PDF 16 pages with solution described) or get upgrade for $85 that gives you 1 free online training; Q&A after training and 1 free ticket from our support for 48 hours.
Soundtrack when writing this post:
Hello, my name is Jack Sparrow. I'm a 50 year old self-employed Pirate from the Caribbean.
1 comment:
Thank you for remind us that our ego have to be control and we have to learn to be flexible and listen to others without over reacting.
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