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For example, someone says they are excited about a new project. You can say, “Wow, I hear how excited you are. That must feel great.” By taking the time to reflect that feeling before asking about the specifics of the project, you display one of your greatest assets, your sensitivity to feelings.
The Highly Sensitive Person
Elaine N. Aron Phd
These boosts to station revenue and margins have been offset by a number of secular trends. On the advertising side, new money is increasingly flowing to digital advertising, including online video. Local stations are now fighting over an ad revenue pie that is at best stagnant to declining slowly. Additionally, the ongoing fragmentation of media means that viewers are watching less broadcast television. The shift of news online has also hurt viewership of local news, an important local ad revenue generator.
New Coverage of TV Station Owners
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Hopefully, this exercise and the shock test have shown you a better approach to these kinds of estimates. It works to your benefit to assume that you may not know as much as you think you do, that your beliefs may not be as accurate as you think they are, and that you may need more help from others than you think you do. Approach the quality of the stuff you think you know with more skepticism. That skepticism will make you more willing to question your own beliefs and more eager to seek out what other people know. And that will improve the quality of your decisions.
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