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So we did a video recently on my YouTube channel about emails and how very often we ruin relationships

or at the very least begin to damage or erode them when we receive emails that we don't

get back too quickly enough. Someone may have taken the time to really write us a thought

out or detailed email and they're wondering when we're going to come back to them. Now,

very often we wait and it ends up being seen as a sign of disrespect when really what we're

trying to do is just buy ourselves a little more time to give that email the attention that

it deserved. So I wanted to turn this topic around a little bit to see it from the other

point of view this time because actually under the YouTube video where we did this, there was

one woman who wrote a comment that I found very interesting. She said, I think it's not right to

write really long emails considering the lack of time for everything in these so-called modern times.

Also, I think as if it's important to just as it's important to express yourself, it's also

important to respect other people's time too. And if you can't help but write a really long

message, please be considerate and don't expect a really long email back. I don't feel the pressure

to answer the same way because I'm a different person. People should remember that. It's invasive

to write eternal emails. Please people be nice. Now, I found this to be kind of interesting because

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