Communicating Strategically
Philip McKernan discusses how people communicate strategically to manipulate outcomes, specifically around money and relationships. He shares an example of how one client realized that every decision she made was based on someone else's opinion, not her intuition.In this clip
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145: Philip McKernan | Why Your Truth Matters and How to Speak It
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