First, Do No Harm

Update: 2019-02-19

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In communication, one bad event can ruin an otherwise stellar conversation or presentation, because bad is stronger than good. Here's how to ensure that you stay on your listeners' good side.

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First, Do No Harm

Jack Malcolm

First, Do No Harm