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Do you think this got more attention than a scary PSA about cancer?
Lesson: Your message doesn’t get heard if no one is listening. Make it worth paying attention.
Update: A reader suggested this one instead:
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This definitely makes a colonoscopy sound not so “bad”… A great way to present a message that is not necessarily fun to think about. And the flip side is…where else can this same thinking be applied??
especially funny having just had my scope this month.
Now you have my mind twisting around the idea of a mammogram-mashup…*wink~!