All of us cringe at the thought of getting feedback. Yet, we all need feedback to improve. There are formulas for feedback but they don’t work as well as they should. However, this method of balance is tricky. We can’t praise people all the time, and we can’t say what we really think. Is there […]
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How To Introduce Yourself At An Event (Without Describing Your Achievements)
There are times when you need to introduce yourself, such as for a personal website, social media profile, or professional bio. That’s where you and I often get stuck. We were told not to keep praising ourselves, and yet, without listing our achievements, how are we supposed to create an aura of expertise? The answer is […]
[Continue reading...]Why We Struggle With Writing Well (And How Your Brain Is Trying to Drive You Crazy)
When we first start writing, we know we’re hopeless. However, in time, we all get to the stage where we’re average. What does it take to become outstanding and then an absolute maestro in writing? The answer doesn’t lie in “practice, practice, practice”. Instead, it’s something as mundane as a combination of “structure” and “confidence”. […]
[Continue reading...]Why Business Philosophy Creates A Uniqueness Factor (Even When Clients Don’t Know You At All)
What if you ran into clients that have never heard of you? And what if they’ve never heard of your products or services? Would they still buy from you? It seems highly implausible, even impossible that you’d get a client interested. And yet, the reality can be remarkably different. A business philosophy can turn a client […]
[Continue reading...]How To Systematically Generate A Uniqueness (Even If You’ve Struggled With It Before)
Have you tried to create your uniqueness and failed? It’s more than likely that you’ve tried to create uniqueness before. Yet, it seems a bit of a pain, because it sounds so trite. Well, how about we look at uniqueness from a “construction” point of view. Instead of just trying to dream up the uniqueness, how […]
[Continue reading...]Why Clients Behave “Irrationally” And Buy Your Products (Even When They Already Have Enough)
When a client buys a product, what goes through their mind? Often you’ll notice they have a similar product, so why do they buy again? There are four reasons why your client (and you and I) keep searching for products and buy in what looks like an irrational way. And no matter how saturated the […]
[Continue reading...]Why Will Anyone Read My Articles If AI Can Write So Well?
Should I use AI to write articles? Is AI a threat to Writers? Will AI replace me as a writer? AI has sent a chill down the spines of many of those who create content for a living. Won’t so much content saturate the market? Why would a client choose your work when some other […]
[Continue reading...]Why Does Learning Seem To Take Forever? The Surprising Reasons Behind Slow Learning
If you’re a teacher, you might be surprised at times at why people seem to learn so slowly. You may wonder if it’s because of your method of teaching or if it is the material. The reasons why learning is so slow aren’t always apparent, but it usually comes down to a factor of trust—and control. […]
[Continue reading...]Why “A Walk In The Forest” Reinvigorates Our Busy, Stressful Lives
We all know the little things that recharge our batteries. For most of us, a walk in a real forest would calm us down and give us that much needed energy. Yet, as we go about our every day lives, there seems to be no way to slow down. If anything, we’re told to speed […]
[Continue reading...]Will AI And ChatGPT Replace You As A Writer?
What do you think or feel about AI tools in article writing and developing courses? Will ChatGPT Replace Writers? What is the future of writers? If you haven’t already heard the news on the street, you soon will. AI is going to take away all our jobs as writers. Anyone can create a course in […]
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