Visionaries and Early Adaptors LO22536

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HJRobles@aol.com, et. al.,

you wrote:

> I look at the 7 or 8 people I have to convince to consider
>possibilities (if not my first idea, then something else) and I know that
>they are steadfast in their advocacy for their own disciplines.

>So, to Greg's question: "How might I need to present the same idea
>differently to each unique individual (people of a different
>behavioral/psychometric/learning styles)?"

How can your project advance "the 7 or 8 people's" disciplines? Is that 7
or 8 tailored approaches to concensus?

Just a thought. Hope it helps.

Sincerely,

Patrick Delaney
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