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The Art of Silence

Written by Tomas Johnstone April 21, 2017April 21, 2017
The Art of Silence

My daughter’s favorite book is called “It’s okay to make mistakes” by Todd Parr and in one the last pages it says. “It’s ok to be quiet, being quiet can make you a good listener”. After our F2F at MaRs, I had a clear idea and a plan on how to put in place my … Continue reading “The Art of Silence”

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