Reminder: The easier you make it for your audience to speak about your idea, the more likely it becomes that they actually do.
It’s not your audience’s job to figure out how to spread your idea.
Reminder: The easier you make it for your audience to speak about your idea, the more likely it becomes that they actually do.
It’s not your audience’s job to figure out how to spread your idea.

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