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Five ways to pay more attention and why you should

Five ways to pay more attention and why you should

by Robyn McLeod | Jul 14, 2016 | Communication

It happened again today. I sent an email laying out a few details for a project and the person I emailed replied with a bunch of questions. The problem was the answers to the questions were in the email! I’ve heard this from others as well. The frustration of...

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