Simple Story Tip #7: Be Empathetic with your audience
It’s so simple. So powerful. And nobody does it. Just imagine what your audience is thinking. You can even ask them. You can’t communicate well
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It’s so simple. So powerful. And nobody does it. Just imagine what your audience is thinking. You can even ask them. You can’t communicate well
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