Re: Re: Introductions

-> Change"), says a critical part of communicating the "delta" (the change)
is to communicate what will not change (what will remain familiar) in
addition to what will change.

That's a good point. A good one to keep balanced, too. I have a tendency if
I don't watch myself to go off too far in the 'preparation for the blow'
stage, which seems to leave the listeners yeller "Just get to the point!" in
their minds.

Chris
tech: http://clabs.org/blog
arts/faith: http://cministries.org/blog


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