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The Gift of Failure and the Search for Mastery
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SmartCast: from The Communications Network | The Gift of Failure and the Search for Mastery | Sarah Lewis talks about the difference between success and mastery, how a near win can be a good thing in the long run, and why grit matters more than talent and IQ.Por Communications Network
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SmartCast: from The Communications Network | The Harmful Effects of Jargon | Tony Proscio talks about the potentially harmful effects of using jargon when communicating to your target audience.Por Communications Network
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The Nonprofit Brand as a Strategic Asset
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SmartCast: from The Communications Network | The Nonprofit Brand as a Strategic Asset | Nathalie Laidler-Kylander talks to us about using brand to build stronger, more effective nonprofits and gives us examples of organizations that do this well.Por Communications Network
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SmartCast: from The Communications Network | Facts Alone Are Not Always Persuasive | Professor Brendan Nyhan discusses why false beliefs and misconceptions are so difficult to challenge, let alone correct.Por Communications Network
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Why Feel Good Communications is Not Enough
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SmartCast: from The Communications Network | Why Feel Good Communications is Not Enough | Naomi Hirabayashi shares with us why DoSomething.org seeks out simplicity and thinks that feel good communications is just not enough.Por Communications Network
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SmartCast: from The Communications Network | When Worldviews Collide | Professor Andy Hoffman tells us why words really do matter but facts sometimes do not.Por Communications Network
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