“I’m not going to say this again.” - Deepstash

“I’m not going to say this again.”

This phrase is a lie, as most people say it repeatedly.

Instead, try saying in a calm voice, “Listen, it’s essential that you get this point, so pay close attention to what I’m about to tell you.” Another technique is to list what you want the person to do and encourage them to consider it.

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jebarr

Copywriter in advertising

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Business Writing

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