The easiest way to ride a horse
The easiest way to ride a horse is in the direction it’s already going.
Then, with all resistance dropped for a while, it begins to let you turn it.
And the same applies to conversations with people.
The easiest way to ride a horse is in the direction it’s already going.
Then, with all resistance dropped for a while, it begins to let you turn it.
And the same applies to conversations with people.
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So what are YOU going to do about it?