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In this spoken excerpt, the speaker recounts an experience with a coworker who routinely downgraded optimistic projections, which frustrated the speaker. This led to the adoption of a personal marketing mantra—"state the facts and tell the truth"—that emphasizes presenting exact, decimal-level figures rather than rounded or optimistic estimates. The speaker now consistently frames any numerical claim as a factual statement, refusing to qualify it with potential improvements or speculative scenarios.

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