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How To Get What You Want (Hint: Ask For It.)
In relationships at work or at home, remember that assumptions remain in your own mind. Explicit requests are spoken or written in detail. And most people will rise to the occasion if you give them the requirements and expectations.
You Get What You Ask For
In relationships at work or at home, remember that assumptions remain in your own mind. Explicit requests are spoken or written in detail. And most people will rise to the occasion if you give them the requirements and expectations.
Getting What You Ask For
If you’re not getting what you want, start paying attention to what you are asking for. The good news is, it’s up to you.
You Get What You Ask For
In relationships at work or at home, remember that assumptions remain in your own mind. Explicit requests are spoken or written in detail. And most people will rise to the occasion if you give them the requirements and expectations.
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