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Purpose of Tutorial

The purpose of this free tutorial is to experience an expanded ability to produce the results we say we want and to have everyone feel good upon completion—it's about the next* phase of the inter/intra-personal communication mastery curriculum.

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This tutorial is about communication; when communication takes place the results are always (yes always) mutually satisfying.

It's virtually impossible to read this tutorial and not find yourself producing more favorable results for everyone. Even a knee-jerk reaction of disagreeing with a sentence will ultimately affect you positively—if you share such a thought with someone.

When a couple aren't experiencing moments of laughter and love throughout each day it reveals that both are withholding an equal (yes both and equal) number of significant thoughts from each other. There are no exceptions to this phenomenon.

Thousands of conversations are required for a vet to complete his/her military experience (yes, thousands). When a vet doesn't have a relative, a friend, or a VA staff member skilled at communicating, at acknowledging, at getting to the truth, past the drama, the false modesty, the embellishments, the B.S. if any, the unconscious "accidental" omissions), the vet becomes stuck dramatizing their incompletes (often non-verbally for life), many are driven to drugs/alcohol. Per recent surveys, "... almost 40,000 veterans are without shelter on any given night." and "22 suicides per day."

* What we learned in schools, churches, universities, and academies was how to talk. Talking "accidentally" trains loved ones to withhold significant thoughts (life's unacknowledged perpetrations) from each other (deceitfulness). Talking also produces verbally abusive knee-jerk blaming—initially experienced during most upsets.

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