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Improve Your Outcomes By Changing Your Responses

Are you satisfied with you outcomes? If you are not you better grab Jack Canfield’s book The Success Principles: How to Get From Where You Are to Where You Want to Be. Canfield shares many simple yet practical methods for improving your personal performance.

Change Your Response
by apesara 

For example::

If you do not like your outcomes, change your responses.

This advice can sound too obvious, but how many times you witnessed people change their approaches? How many times you changed yours?…

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Use Wordle To Conduct Online Research On Who Does What (Including Yourself)

“What do you do?” is becoming an obsolete question and soon it’ll be completely removed from the day-to-day use. The reason is that everyone has online presence – either minimal membership on a social web site like Facebook or a full blown web blog. image
by http://www.wordle.net 

I like this transparency (despite my software security background). I actually massively use it when I research others. I also use it when doing research on myself.

Recently I discovered www.wordle.net that helps analyzing words on the web sites. It creates word clouds. A  word cloud is a great way to visually demonstrate the focus of the web site, it also helps demonstrating the lack of focus…

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Build Credibility By Training Your Mind To Remember More

Reading another good book – Mind Performance Hacks: Tips & Tools for Overclocking Your Brain by Ron Hale-Evans. In this post I’m sharing a personal story of how the mind tricks similar to those described in the book helped me to build trust Mind Performance 
by wwarby

and credibility when I was teaching Web Development classes during the early 2000’s.

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