____ boazpower.com ____(September 9, 2002) Let's pretend I'm your attorney and were going to court. We're involved in an important case. I need for you to testify in a specific manner, giving only certain details. We know we're in the right. However, Ive noticed that you sometimes have a tendency to give more information than is needed. And that, in a court of law, can lead to trouble. So, the only way we can hedge our bets in this case is to make sure you come across as a GOOD WITNESS. A good witness will consistently answer the same questions the same way. It doesn't matter whether its the defense attorney or the prosecution asking the questions. A good witness sticks to the facts and does not allow a badgering attorney to divert attention. Although I'm not an attorney, I have taught a number of people in recent months to become GOOD WITNESSES and that ability literally changed their lives. May I introduce Mary? Mary is 35 years old, has a nice husband and a young daughter. She was raised in a household where her mother was very controlling. When mother said, "Jump," Mary would ask "how high?" As Mary became an adult, the relationship with her mother didn't change. Her mother would call at the last minute and insist that Mary and her family come to dinner that night. When Mary protested that she and her husband had other plans, her mother would throw a fit. She would do a great job of making Mary feel guilty. Most of the time, Mary would give in, change her family's ...
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