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When Your Dreams Are Shattered - Women's Pekudei Class

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Rabbi YY Jacobson

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the yeshiva dotnet today's class is dedicated by ferry bores Sammy in loving memory of our Father Rahman bin Aziz Sammy Haleiwa may he rest in peace and GaN Eden and in honor of the sunny family and friends for health prosperity and successes Amane one of the most important Amane one of the most important principles in communication in speaking and even more in writing is trying to avoid repetition somebody once said about public speaking he said stand up tell them what you're gonna tell them then tell them then tell them what you told them and sit down if it doesn't fit into those three categories delete it into those three categories delete it from your notes this is true in all communication even verbal communication those of you sitting here know one of the annoying things in listening to a speech a presentation a lecture a class a sermon whatever it may be is when the person keeps on repeating himself or herself we got the point you said it you said it twice you said it three times we're not dumb you said it three times we're not dumb we have absorbed it there's no need to repeat yourself a second time and never mind more than twice if this is true even in verbal communication how much more so is it true when you pen your thoughts on paper and here it truly does not lend itself to repetition when you're reading an article or a book and a person keeps on repeating themselves it's extremely annoying it's incorrect it's extremely annoying it's incorrect writing if it's superfluous if it's excessive if it's unnecessary talk about repeating myself superfluous excessive and unnecessary it should be deleted I guess I should practice what I preach not the one possible excuse for repetition is perhaps if it's an abstract or complex

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