Five for Friday – June 7, 2024

We are approaching the midpoint of 2024 already. While you ponder that, here are a few things that interested me this week.

And that’s another week – thanks for reading.

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One Comment

  1. Which best book / talk would you recommend for “delivering information effectively” . I always find it challenging. Sometimes, audience is such that we can’t ask them back, whether they’ve understood what we’ve intended. Thank You !

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