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So now that some people called me influential , I'm hoping that I can leverage my influence to inspire people to have a conversation with me and help me with my lack of time. So, here are my suggested 100conversation topics that I wish I had time to speak to you ( yes YOU ) about. Here are my 100conversation topics.
Brett Miller has taken me up on my 100Conversation Topics which you can see what's happening at eLearning Learning - 100Conversations. His post were some book recommendations for learning professionals. I must say that his list of books was quite interesting and come from a bit outside where I normally think.
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