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One point, one message

One point. End on a how or a what.

EWe reviewed the research on it.People and teams

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How to use it

One point per message, short. End on a how/what question ("What would make this work for you?"), not a yes/no. Never decide or reply when exhausted.

How sure we are

E Evidence: built from practice. What works for coaches and practitioners. Labelled that way.

Sources

Chris Voss (practitioner, 🟠); his "ego depletion" reason is weak (⚠️), the rule holds anyway.

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