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How to ask for what you want

How to ask for what you want

  1. Articulate what you want → Get clear on what you want to happen and why you want it.
  2. Ask for what you want → Don’t expect others to read your mind. Ask clearly and directly, while being open to their response.
  3. Accept the response → Sometimes you won't get what you want. Treat it as an opportunity to get curious, iterate and try again.

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