How to be a Smart (not a Sore) Loser
Nobody likes to lose but it is even worse to be a sore loser. Losing can fuel future victory. Learn seven ideas on how to be a smart loser.
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Nobody likes to lose but it is even worse to be a sore loser. Losing can fuel future victory. Learn seven ideas on how to be a smart loser.
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DetailsThe fastest gain that can be made in improving your ability to speak well is to eliminate those things that cause disaster. While I’ve observed great creativity in flopping, there are seven common reasons why executive speakers fail. I’ll explain those reasons and what to do about them.
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