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fascinate
Every day, intentionally or not, you’re using fascination triggers to persuade people at work and home. Whether you’re pitching a new client, or inviting a friend to lunch, or lulling a cranky toddler to sleep, you’re using triggers to elicit a certain response.
Which triggers are you using to persuade and captivate?
You have seven potential fascination [...]
Five Wishes
I listened to Kelly Howell’s Theater Of The Mind podcast #60 recently where she interviewed Dr. Gay Hendricks, author of Five
Wishes: How Answering One Simple Question Can Make Your Dreams Come True.
In the interview, and in the book, Dr Hendricks recalls the one question that changed his life:
If you were at the end of your [...]
009/365: Mess
009/365: Mess
Originally uploaded by Infuzion Photography
I wanted to convey the state of my mind today. In the photo you can see my vision board, which I’ve not looked at since I made it a year ago. There is my video camera, the one I used to record an insightful interview with Wayne Cho which I [...]
I first started compiling this list when Gail posted her list but it wasn’t until today that I completed it. In the meantime, it seems this meme has spread around Facebook like wildfire and I’ve been tagged by several people on there.
So let’s get into it…
I got my first job when I was 17. [...]
Lost Generation
I received an email with a link to this video today. It’s very simple and clever at the same time.
I think it demonstrates very well how a shift in perception (personal and social) can affect very different results. In other words, you see what you focus on and what you focus on expands.
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