Anyone who knows me well, knows that I love tea. P.S. It’s not really just about tea, but bear with me a while and you’ll get the point… I often joke about it along the lines of pretending that I really think a nice cup of tea can cure anything …
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I recently wrote a post called 100 Business Models and When to Use Them. Following that post, I decided to create a series of Business Model Presentations – this is the second presentation in that series (the first one being the Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing Model of Team Development). Maslow’s …
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Influencing with big picture allows people to see a larger concept behind the details. For example, if you’re a teacher or public speaker, you can begin your presentation by saying, “Before we proceed, let me give you a quick overview of what we are about to cover”. Giving a brief …
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Do you ever find comfort in food when you know you shouldn’t? One of our readers recently requested we write an article covering this topic, so here it is… Our body needs food to live. But food is much more than a fuel. It’s linked to traditions, celebrations, pleasure and …
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As I mentioned in a recent post, A Very Simple Thought That’s Helping Me To Be More Healthy, I’m trying out Tim Ferris’ 4 hour body diet after reading the book (or more precisely that part of the book). Here are my 3 reasons for trying this diet: 3 Reasons …
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When we communicate information to others, it is easy to get lost with all the details and facts. One of the reasons why people do not retain or even remember the information that we give to them is that we overwhelm them. As a result, the chances of persuading others …
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