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There is no buy button in your customer’s brain. But what neuroscience can tell us is that most customer decisions are based upon irrational influences. We call them emotions. In this Unwebinar, internationally-renowned CRO expert André Morys will showcase the neuromarketing techniques that his team used, including MRI scans of the human brain at work, to increase a client’s sales by 800%. André will demonstrate how you can apply these techniques to your own campaigns using a simple 5-step process for creating landing pages that resonate on a deep psychological level. You'll learn: - Why most customer decisions are irrational - How to find the right psychological cues for your audience - André's simple 5-step process for A/B testing your research ...plus, much more!

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Here are 7 out of 21 tips on how to overcome perfectionism and procrastination at work. For 14 more tips of this type, click the link: http://vkool.com/how-to-overcome-perfectionism/. 1. Identify Your Triggers The very first tip on how to overcome perfectionism is to find out why you try to be perfect. Some people believe that being perfect is respectful and admirable, so they try hard to become perfect in other people’s eyes. The fact is that no one can be perfect. Trying to become perfect is one way to put yourself under pressure, and get stressed. 2. Balance Hope And Reality Perfectionists often have big targets which are not easy to be met. If you want to overcome perfectionism, you should reconsider your targets and expectations, and balance them with reality. Accept your limit, as well as, other people’s limit. 3. Look At A Big Picture Do not spend too much time concerning about “the very little things”. Ask yourself the questions: - Does it actually matter? - What is the worst thing that could occur? - If the worst thing happen, could I survive it? 4. Show Gratitude Look around, and you will see that you are still happier than many other people. You have a house or an apartment to live in. You have a job and can do what you want. No matter what happens to you, you still have an opportunity to change it, and learn from it. Therefore, you should always show your gratitude to life and other people around you. 5. Forgive Forgiveness helps release your bad emotions and negative thoughts. If someone makes mistakes, you should not be angry with him for too long. What you should do is to tell that person how to avoid the mistakes, and then completely forget his/her fault. This is an efficient tip on how to overcome perfectionism. 6. Delegate And Let Go You should learn to trust others enough to delegate works to them. If those people cannot fulfill a task, you should teach them how, and give them a helping hand rather than taking over the work entirely. Teach a person how to fish, and you will have more fish for everyone rather than doing all the fishing on your own, and decreasing the total output. 7. Do Not Compare Do not compare yourself with others as comparison fuels perfectionism. Each person has strong and weak points that you may not know well. If you look at your ideal or hero, see his strong points, and try to be as good as what you see about him, you may fail. He does have weak points which are hidden so carefully that you cannot see. Therefore, you should not compare yourself with others, and idealize them. What you should do is to live healthily, work hard, and be grateful to the life every day. That’s enough.

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Here are 8 out of 14 tips on how to be organized. To learn 6 more tips of this type, click the link: http://vkool.com/how-to-be-organized/. 1. Stop Procrastinating The longer you delay doing something, the harder you can get it done. Therefore, you should complete all your tasks at the right time, or even earlier than the deadline. 2. Get Things Their Own Home If you do not set a specific place for the things you have, they will get lost easily. Therefore, you should start being organized by setting a place for everything, and make sure that everything is in its place. 3. Just Keep What You Really Need Do not keep the things that you do not really need no matter how beautiful or expensive they are. If you do not want to give those redundant things to your relatives, friends, and neighbors, you can liquidate them to get some money. When you go shopping, think thoroughly what to buy, and buy necessary things only. Do not bring home things that are not very useful. 4. Use Containers For the things that you do not use very often, you should put them in see-through containers to make your house neat, and to easily find them when you need them. 5. Declutter Regularly One of the most efficient tips on how to be organized is to tidy up everything once a week. No matter how busy you are, you should spend at least an hour a week to declutter your house. 6. Start Your Day Right Away Another tip on how to be organized is to start your day right away when you wake up in the morning. Have something to eat for breakfast, and start doing exactly what you need to do. Do not waste your time in bed or doing unnecessary things. 7. Put Things Back Instantly If you take out a pen from a pen vase to write a letter, you should put it back when you finish writing. Do not leave it anywhere convenient. You should take some minutes to take it back the right place. Some minutes spent on organization could save some hours of cleaning up or rearrangement later. You should have disciplines for yourself so that you never forget to put things to the right place. 8. Avoid Being A “Weekend Warrior” Weekend is the time for rest and relaxing. Therefore, you should not leave your house messy, and only clean it up at weekend. Tidying up everything at weekend will make you exhausted. If you are a weekend warrior, you will miss your chances to relax or hang out with your family members or close friends. Being a wise person, you should be organized to have a harmonious life. If you want to be a better person with a better life, you should apply those 8 techniques on how to be organized to your daily routines. I hope you will soon become an organized person.

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