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The document provides tips for effective communication, email etiquette, blogging, and creating a basic website. It recommends using official emails for school and work that have secure passwords. For emails, it advises being concise, stating the main point early, proofreading, and avoiding criticism or angry tones. Blogging suggestions include frequent updates and occasional summaries to show progress over time. Basic website creation through Google Sites is outlined.
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