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Tag Archives: Ask Christopher AveryIt was a great Ask Christopher Avery Q&A session today. You can listen on the player here. The questions I addressed are below. Ask your question now for the next monthly session of Ask Christopher Avery. Jim: What is the … Continue reading Ask Christopher Avery, my monthly “first Tuesday” Blog Talk Radio show (which you are listening to right now), this month addressed six important questions submitted by listeners. Maybe I’ll answer your question next time… Q: Why do so many folks … Continue reading On yesterday’s every-second-Tuesday-of-the-month no-cost Ask Christopher Avery tele-training I answered 8 insightful questions selected from dozens submitted by you the call-in audience. Most questions give me an opportunity to demonstrate how Responsibility Redefined™ actually redefines (i.e., shifts the paradigm of, … Continue reading The questions were insightful for this second-Tuesday’s Ask Christopher Avery tele-seminar, the free, live (and recorded too!) tele-training where you control the content. How? You ask questions. I answer them. Go ahead. Try me. Ask me anything about personal or … Continue reading
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The next Ask Christopher Avery FREE Live Teleseminar is less than a week away. Ask Christopher Avery is next Tuesday, June 10 at 1PM Eastern, Noon Central, 11AM Mountain, and 10AM Pacific. Ask Christopher Avery is the monthly forum (every … Continue reading (Published in Christopher Avery’s Responsibility eTips) Where liability is involved Deny! has been the professional advice for eons. Even when great surgeons (for example) made an obvious blunder, they were pressured for liability reasons to deny it: “I’m sorry Mrs. … Continue reading |