- Interruption is bad for communication
- talk and pause/watch to give others chance to feedback or absorb
- state the fact/suggestion without going into detailed rationalization (don’t need to justify because the audience already gets it, and worse yet, sometime the details in the justification or rationalization might prompt unnecessary distraction)
- respect
- conversation with press (example from Larry E, 60 minutes host and the $15000/day communication training)
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