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Practice describing facts before applying labels like good bad right or wrong.
Shared vocabulary does not guarantee shared meaning.
Online messages strip context that face-to-face communication provides automatically.
Always give your audience the context they need to interpret your message correctly.
Understanding how others structure their thinking is as important as structuring your own.
Agents for how to respond in social situations like receiving criticism or giving feedback.
Agents for how to structure emails presentations and difficult conversations.
Define how the output of one agent becomes the input of another.
Vague delegation produces vague results. Specify the outcome, constraints, and success criteria before handing anything off.