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Welcome to the Jill on Money Show. It is Sunday, October 8th and we are continuing our

conversation with Matt Abrams today. If you missed the episode yesterday, listen to that one first.

He is the author of Think Faster Talk Smarter. He's a Stanford lecturer and he really has a gift

for making this idea of how to think on your feet palpable. He's almost got it down to his

science. Today, we are going to give you the secret to saying we're sorry. Here is the second part

of our interview with Matt Abrams. In the book Think Faster Talk Smarter by our guest, Matt Abrams,

who's also the host of Think Fast Talk Smart Podcast, you have application six and why do I

love this because I think this is fascinating. The secret to saying we're sorry. Can you please

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