Good things come to those who...
For a research project I'm doing, I'd appreciate your answer to this question:
" Good things come to those who...."
Many Thanks.
Rob.
" Good things come to those who...."
Many Thanks.
Rob.
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Hi,
Thanks for these. You can see a synthesis of the research findings to date on the "good things" page
at www.engagingideas.co.uk.
Once again, thanks.
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