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Published by: on 02-14-2012
I recently watched a documentary about the acting teacher Roy London, in which one of his former students said that, To Know is about ego, to NOT know is about growth. As someone who is actively looking for ways to learn and improve, this quotation gave me much food for thought.
Every day I see battles of egos at play and watch as ego preserving barriers block individuals from learning and growing. In the workplace, the inability of employees to see the less than pleasant character traits beneath their egos poses a great problem for their growth and ability to contribute to the success of their companies. By recognizing that pride and ego create resistance to personal and professional development, we can then start as individuals to really see where we can improve.
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Published by: on 12-16-2011
Having a site that is not up-to-date is basically like trying to run a cafe in a ghost town, you may get a tourist or two once a month, but they will probably just think you are crazy and ask you for the directions to Walmart.
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Published by: on 12-05-2011
In Les Miserables Victor Hugo wrote, "The beautiful is as useful as the useful. Perhaps more so." As a lover of art and design, this has long been one of my favorite quotations to cite, however in the realm of web site design, I often ponder the extent to which this statement would apply. I am always on the lookout for great web sites and every so often there comes a time when I see a beautiful site design with an expensive flash introduction that then falls apart when I try to use the site.
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Published by: on 11-22-2011
Although business strategists discuss ad nauseum the importance of having a blog due to its ability to help with SEO and promote a brand, many would-be bloggers can't work up the gumption or find the time to get started. To help the fearful procrastinators begin to flex their writing muscles, I have prepared a brief plan that will help anyone commence promoting their highly valued (I would hope for your sake) opinions on the glorious and ruthless world wide web.
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Published by: on 11-16-2011
As I crunch on my afternoon apple and try to see the ocean through the smog I can�t help but think about how much better I suddenly feel after just a few bites. I feel smarter and more eager to do the best keyword research ever. Over the last couple years I have started to see more and more articles discussing the impact of certain foods on cognitive function. When I read lengthy articles on the benefits of garlic on the immune system and long commentaries on how walnut extract may help treat Alzheimer�s disease, I cannot help but wonder why anyone who cares about their work performance would not give more thought to how their food intake impacts their ability to think and function.
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