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## Don't be a D\*

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## So what is a D?

 In general, you an get away with a lot of things in life, and people are usually very positive to you. As a result,  I have identified one golden rule  
Being a D, is the single least productive and most destructive way of acting. 

I have created a presentation for organisations that want to create dialogue regarding their company culture.  
In this workshop look at; 

What is a D\*?

Is this a new concept?

How are D's negative for communicatinos and organisations?

What can we do differently?

**Don't be a D\*!**

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