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November 4, 2011
Title: Get Smart --- Body Talk and Credit Cards
Topic: Body Language and Bargainomics
Discussed by Judy Woodward Bates
with Bargainomics (www.bargainomics.com)
Part 1 of 4
Does the way I look at anybody, or the way I fail to look at anybody, speak
so loudly that the words I speak are not heard?
Why are you compelled to write this daily devotional to begin with?
In one devotional, Jesus spoke of the two people that pray, the sinner and the
Pharisee. How is it that you tied in body language with that?
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Title: Part 2 of 4
Topic: Body Language and Bargainomics
Discussed by Judy Woodward Bates
with Bargainomics (www.bargainomics.com)
If I go home, pull
the chair up to the counter, purposely/consciously not fold my arms, lock onto
my wife’s eyes, listen to every word she says and really respond to what she
saying - how far will that go to showing her that I really love her?
What is the difference in leaning forward and leaning backward when “engaged” in
conversation? Does my body language indicate not only IF I am interested in what
they are saying, but WHO they are as a person? Is a lack of eye contact
offensive?
Why were you inspired to write about the “two who prayed?” Does it stem from
your real life experience?
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Title: Part 3 of 4
Topic: Body Language and Bargainomics
Discussed by Judy Woodward Bates
with Bargainomics (www.bargainomics.com)
Because I don’t want
to be attacked by a MONSTER credit card bill this next year, what statistics,
and words of wisdom do you have?
What 1-2-3 should we ABSOLUTELY do to make sure we don’t pay for our credit card
for 25 more years? How to prepare?
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Title: Part 4 of 4
Topic: Body Language and Bargainomics
Discussed by Judy Woodward Bates
with Bargainomics (www.bargainomics.com)
When making your
gift list, would you spend more on your coworker or grandchild?
What are more ideas to unify the adults in our families to exchange names, OR
pull money together and donate to a church, give to someone who lost their home
in a fire or flood, to a cause that NEEDS it?
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