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Lesson 7 – How To Be Assertive

So often people struggle to be assertive. Most come from a preference of passive or aggressive. What is the difference? What is the tact or way to approach people where it comes off as assertive? Why is it vital to be assertive in business if it is sales, leadership or other roles? This is one of the most underutilized skills in business.

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Lesson 9 – Public Speaking
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