The Art of Brevity: A lesson from Churchill
December 7, 2023
In a strikingly candid memo dated August 9th, 1940, Winston Churchill addressed a concern all too familiar in the business
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In a strikingly candid memo dated August 9th, 1940, Winston Churchill addressed a concern all too familiar in the business
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If you have something on your mind, a challenge you’re wrestling with or just want an alternative point of view, I’d be very happy to lend an ear and maybe help you start to unpick the issues.