Another way to say "it never hurts"?
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Mary M. answered 08/09/19
Lifetime Interest in American History Includes Writing Lesson Plans
It would behoove you to thank the client? in #1 might work. I encourage you to keep an eye out for the perfect job opportunity that enhances your skillsets in #2 might be okay. Just use a Thesaurus and find the perfect synonyms for these two examples, using positive reinforcement rather than negative (like never hurts). (my opinion) When I used to say 'never hurts', the person I was attempting to counsel seemed to react negatively to that phrase.
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CHRISTINE D.
How about, "it might help" as in It never hurts to try but instead, it might help to try "It probably won't kill you"01/28/21