How to capture the essence of lively chats

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Have you missed something important in a fast-paced chat flow?

This week’s episode of Done! - No. 587 - is about the three kinds of chat messages that you need to look out for when the chat is hectic.

How do you balance having free, lively chats and more formalized channels with the same people? How do you keep them separate? And how do you handle it when things risk getting messy?

Please write to me and let me know. This question is becoming more relevant for many, and I'm curious to hear your best tip.

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