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Men Really DO Listen: How Men Listen Differently Than Women by FJ Felsburg *Read Online »PDF

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Frank Felsburg was painfully shy growing up. He subscribed to the philosophy that “it is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open one’s mouth and remove all doubt.” In his 12 years of secondary education, he insists he was challenged by only one teacher – when he took a class in journalism. Today, he is a ghostwriter, so he writes books and other content (e.g. speeches, blog posts and white papers) for people and organizations. He has presented over 1000 times on various topics, both domestically as well as internationally. Currently, he helps individuals create, craft, prepare for and deliver speeches. He attended the Charles Morris Price School of Advertising & Journalism, has a degree in marketing from Villanova University and has his own company entitled SpokenAndWrittenWords, based out of Narberth, PA.

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