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Article password protected even though I have a subscription.
Quote from Social_Strategist#1 on August 29, 2020, 4:15 amI paid for Power University AND the article access. (I would pay for a lifetime subscription if that option was still available.).
In my quest to read every single one of the articles, I just attempted to access the article "Intercultural Communication is a Waste of Time."
This article seems to have its own password. I entered the same password I use to access all of the other articles, and it did not work.
What do I have to do to access that intriguing sounding article?
I paid for Power University AND the article access. (I would pay for a lifetime subscription if that option was still available.).
In my quest to read every single one of the articles, I just attempted to access the article "Intercultural Communication is a Waste of Time."
This article seems to have its own password. I entered the same password I use to access all of the other articles, and it did not work.
What do I have to do to access that intriguing sounding article?
Quote from Lucio Buffalmano on August 29, 2020, 5:11 amHello Ed,
I just tried it out (on Chrome) and it worked.
But then I tried it again on Microsoft Edge, and it didn't.
Could it be a browser thing?
Also, try this: copy past the full URL in the browser and hit "enter", and chances are it will work: https://thepowermoves.com/intercultural-communication/
The gist of that article is:
- Intercultural communication is a cherry on top of the basics
- The basics of human psychology are what really matters
- Once you know the basics, you will do fine in all cultures, and will quickly learn and adjust to the intercultural differences
- Intercultural communication classes hype up the differences, and can lead people astray by focusing on the superficial differences of culture, rather than on what really matters: the basic building blocks of human psychology
Hello Ed,
I just tried it out (on Chrome) and it worked.
But then I tried it again on Microsoft Edge, and it didn't.
Could it be a browser thing?
Also, try this: copy past the full URL in the browser and hit "enter", and chances are it will work: https://thepowermoves.com/intercultural-communication/
The gist of that article is:
- Intercultural communication is a cherry on top of the basics
- The basics of human psychology are what really matters
- Once you know the basics, you will do fine in all cultures, and will quickly learn and adjust to the intercultural differences
- Intercultural communication classes hype up the differences, and can lead people astray by focusing on the superficial differences of culture, rather than on what really matters: the basic building blocks of human psychology
