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Effective Communication

May 10, 2007

The New York Times last week quotes Rupert Murdoch on the Wall Street Journal, “I’m sometimes frustrated by the long stories,” adding that he rarely gets around to finishing some articles. Seth Godin put it best, “How to write for a millionaire.” When it comes to effectiveness, length and content go hand-in-hand. I hear far too many speeches where people are just filling time. They often lose me.

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