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post # 445 — Monday, October 8, 2007 — a General post

Earning a Relationship - new careers videocast & audiocast

In this episode, we are going to look at what it takes to get another human being to want to give you what you want. It's a tricky skill and it requires careful attention to the ebb and flow of the relationship, but as we will see, there are very simple skills that make this possible.

Audio Timeline
00:39 – Introduction
01:08 – A personal account of relationship building skills
03:29 – The lessons
03:52 – Conclusion

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Stephen Downes said

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I clicked expecting to watch a nice flash video. Imagine my surprise when it presented me with a great big mp4 download.

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