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Interesting stuff RT @mktgwithmeaning A tiny tweak to the customer service hold message that can make a big impact http://bit.ly/hhpsmG
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Why Golfers Choke: Beta blockers a common treatment for yips banned by pga and lpga. http://bit.ly/2yXPd2
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RT @michaelfsteger On fringe of conscious awareness, women's brains react differently to...err..sexual vs neutral sweat: http://bit.ly/sX7ay
Tweeting Directly From Your Brain | Neuromarketing
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"Tweeting Directly From Your Brain" Think a thought, have it tweeted..no keyboard, no mouse...http://bit.ly/KUrcH
