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Is 'always' always and 'never' never?

April 26, 2011 By admin

Even when we think we know what we are saying, our words can still be ambiguous. For instance: When you yourself says the word ‘always’, what percentage of time does that event occur? Does ‘always’ occur 100% of the time? … Continue reading →

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The Difference between Always and Almost Always

February 18, 2011 By admin

In my leadership and communications seminars, we talk about ambiguous words …. words like ‘always’ , ‘almost always’, ‘rarely’ and ‘never’. The meaning of these words may seem clear to you…and yet you would be surprised at the responses. According to my research … Continue reading →

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Is 'always' always and 'never' never?

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