SubText Messaging
Think about the subliminal messages we’re sending when we’re supposedly communicating.
Stewart Hirsch is an Associate with Trusted Advisor Associates LLC
, and heads its Trust-based Coaching practice. He is founder and owner of Strategic Relationships. Read more about Stewart at http://trustedadvisor.com/consultants.stewarthirsch/.
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Think about the subliminal messages we’re sending when we’re supposedly communicating.
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