What are you good at?


	What are you good at?

egsnyder

2-25-2009 4:43 AM

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ideas, personal development

egsnyder says:

...the difference between process and content.

an extract from Seth Godin's blog.

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2-25-2009 3:25 PM

citizenbfk

Interesting enough. The ancient Greeks use to study oratory skills as a topic: Dialectics

So much more added to it today.

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