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Ah, I've been applying the Natural Brilliance method to communication, so I've developed a sort of jargon to help me classify what I'm hearing.

Argument: a coherent series of statements leading from a premise to a conclusion

Assertion: a declaration of facts

Most often, conspirary theories tend to take the form of assertions, with little argument behind them.






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To get back on track, though, I think that the idea of a goal-setting paraliminal may be transplanted by the Personal Celebration series.

Since the answer to the question, "What do I want to be, do, get or have?" is often one's goal, and the Personal Celebrations ask these questions of the listener and give them the support structure to be, do, have or get what they want, they seem to be the things you'd want.

I know they've helped me, as a rule.






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We have a new goal-setting course coming out soon. It will be an e-learning, online course and might be just the thing you're looking for to clarify present and future goals.

I'll give more details as they become available.






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