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A Conversation On How To Train The Minds We Work With – Part 2
Here is the second part of my conversation with Kally of MiddleMe.net. Click here to read the first part and do let me know your thoughts on this. Also, don’t forget to check out Kally’s website.
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Yesterday, we had invited a wonderful guest, Hammad to talk about his work as a Product Group Expert (PGX in short), today we shall continue to learn about how he motivate his peers and perhaps you can be inspired to do the same with your coworkers!
A Conversation On How To Train The Minds We Work With
After joining the blogging world, I have met so many people from probably all known corners of the world. I have made new friends too, who share with me their life stories, the adventures they went on to, the places they have seen, their joy and sorrow, their moments of achievements, their falling to the ground but getting back on their feet, their thoughts, their feelings and so much more.
One such friend I made is Kally of MiddleMe.net. I found her website on The Community Pool of Daily Post back in November 2015 I guess. I commented on one of her post then and she replied to it. I started to check her posts on regular basis and commented on them. Continue reading
Guest Post: CONVERSATION WITH A FIFTH GRADER!
Having a conversation with kids is always interesting and profound, especially when they share about their future plans. THERAOTOWN found out so in one such conversation.
CONVERSATION WITH A FIFTH GRADER! | theraotown.
Hi, I’m a Listener
How will you feel if I tell you that what you are about to read on this blog are the thoughts of a man who can’t talk much but listens very well?
