A shortcut to remembering
In marketing, improving people’s ability to remember and recall information is one of our goals.
People’s ability to remember and recall information soars when
In marketing, improving people’s ability to remember and recall information is one of our goals.
People’s ability to remember and recall information soars when
You’re familiar, I’m sure, with pie charts—those handy graphics representing 100 percent of a particular market and all the various segments
I spread stories of my fellow storytellers simply because I’m in awe of their art and the only way I can repay them is to share their art with others.
Taste Youniqe.
Almost everything is interesting.
You just need to present it properly.
Because it often takes an outsider to see what’s beautiful
Ask: What would people love?
The above question is just one of many stimulating ideas I found in Harry Beckwith’s book What clients love.
Unique. Hilarious. Touching.
That’s what I think about the movie The Trip. I enjoyed watching it. A lot.
In it,
There’s something very pleasing about small things.
Consider this nugget of advice from Dick Cavett’s book Talk Show:
The most magical word
“I want to be as famous as Persil Automatic.”
– Victoria Beckham
As a teenager, Victoria Beckham’s ambition was not just
As of this writing (July 14 2011), on any given day, Matt’s 14-year-old, one-page, static html website The
“The principal underlying all memory techniques,” notes Joshua Foer in his book Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering