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Steve Sherlock

Good points Rosa, you have written well yet again, including two enchanting and spot on photos to boot!

Approachability is important, almost more so than listening. If they won't come close enough to talk, we won't hear what they have to say. The subtle things in our body language speak volumes about our approach.

Rosa Say

Such a good point Steve! We all underestimate how important our approachability is, for it's like a start button that never gets pushed into "engage me."

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