How to Creatively Use Shapes to Make Your Designs Stand OutVisme
The success of any visual storytelling or visual marketing strategy relies mainly on what the audience perceives. Today, I want to go back to basics and talk about how all the things we see can be associated with simple shapes and how the use of these shapes affects the outcome of our strategies.
Anything and everything, from elements in a photograph to a certain typography can be analyzed in terms of shape. All the bits and pieces inside our presentations, infographics and visual strategies are telling their own story. It is up to us to put these pieces together in a way that creatively and effectively tells our story.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/geometric-meanings/#HftuMFjSARtsZaVg.99
Although you probably know the difference between serif and sans-serif fonts, typography is actually so much more interesting than that. Did you know that letters can be dissected into parts as if they were a puzzle? Like people, fonts have personalities, moods, styles—and even anatomical features!
In this Slideshare, we will look at the different parts that make up letters and their real-life counterparts, visualized in the guide below with some fun analogies.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/type-anatomy/#ckFXKWI00MvKGooS.99
Younger generations (mostly Millennials and Generation Z) use an emoji language in which they communicate using only, or mostly, emoji. Some emoji are pretty obvious in their meaning, like smiley faces, frowning faces and hearts. Other emoji have acquired double meanings, like the eggplant and peach emoji. This new emoji language has become so important that there are now emoji translators, most famous of all being Keith Broni. His work involves helping businesses use emoji properly to avoid the dreaded “emoji fail.”
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/emoji-marketing-guide/#8vGw0OTFWA0OyAiT.99
What is Gender Neutral Design? Here's How to Best Use ItVisme
Design stereotypes are everywhere. One of the most noticeable is the one that separates designs into feminine and masculine.
Even though designers tend to follow the feminine / masculine stereotype to reach the right audience, gender-neutral design is becoming more relevant. In all realms of design, we can see how gender neutrality is taking over. Gender-neutral design is not widespread yet, but seems like it will be in the years to come.
How can you make your designs more gender-neutral? By finding a balance between masculine and feminine. Let’s look at the different ways that the feminine / masculine stereotype manifests itself in different aspects of design. With this knowledge, you can make informed decisions about the overall look and feel of your designs and how gender-neutral you want them to be.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/feminine-design-masculine-design/#47dLwb8k53xgsZRw.99
Long considered the dark art of persuasion, subliminal messages are often connected to conspiracy theories of politicians and advertisers using them to manipulate our minds and modify our behaviors.
But do subliminal messages really work? And if so, how?
The scientific exploration of the subliminal is slowly maturing since it first came to public knowledge in the 1950s. Here we attempt to walk you through 60 years of subliminal research and experiments, so that you can use this knowledge to empower yourselves.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/subliminal-messages/#vcMPUePQpLPk7SeQ.99
Real Life Examples of How Color Affects Our Perceptions of Reality Visme
In the magical world of design, colors play a very important role. When creating a brand guide for your business, it's essential to pick the right colors early on. Understanding the psychological effects of colors is a great starting point. But your efforts shouldn’t stop there!
There are perceptions associated with color that go much deeper than the common things we know about them.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/color-meanings/#lXGT4GKWggrqWyDc.99
13 Types of Infographics You Can Use for Business and MarketingVisme
On average, Americans consume 63 gigabytes of information per person per day. That's roughly half of all the storage space in a new MacBook Air laptop.
With so much information bombarding us on a daily basis, it's no wonder we've become desensitized to even the most shocking statistics.
In a world of information overload, the ability to visualize information is more than just a nice-to-have skill -- it's now a necessity.
But how can you communicate more effectively when the lack of time and design knowledge limits how far you can go with your message?
Here are 13 types of infographics you could use as templates to visualize your data in business and marketing.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/how-to-make-an-infographic/#im8hQUldPP959H3d.99
12 Visual Hierarchy Principles Every Designer Needs to KnowVisme
What makes a great design? Even amateurs and who consider themselves complete non-designers can create effective compositions by prioritizing their content. What is the most important element of your design? What do you want audiences to notice second or third?
Visual hierarchy is a method of organizing design elements in order of importance. In other words, it’s a set of principles that influence the order in which we notice what we see.
These golden rules help us compose designs that are aesthetically pleasing and attract the right attention.
Utilizing certain hierarchy principles can help even non-designers create successful visual presentations that are both efficient and effective. While the precise number of hierarchy principles varies greatly depending on the source, we’ve divided them into the following 12 concepts, summarized in this Slideshare.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/visual-hierarchy/
How to Creatively Use Shapes to Make Your Designs Stand OutVisme
The success of any visual storytelling or visual marketing strategy relies mainly on what the audience perceives. Today, I want to go back to basics and talk about how all the things we see can be associated with simple shapes and how the use of these shapes affects the outcome of our strategies.
Anything and everything, from elements in a photograph to a certain typography can be analyzed in terms of shape. All the bits and pieces inside our presentations, infographics and visual strategies are telling their own story. It is up to us to put these pieces together in a way that creatively and effectively tells our story.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/geometric-meanings/#HftuMFjSARtsZaVg.99
Although you probably know the difference between serif and sans-serif fonts, typography is actually so much more interesting than that. Did you know that letters can be dissected into parts as if they were a puzzle? Like people, fonts have personalities, moods, styles—and even anatomical features!
In this Slideshare, we will look at the different parts that make up letters and their real-life counterparts, visualized in the guide below with some fun analogies.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/type-anatomy/#ckFXKWI00MvKGooS.99
Younger generations (mostly Millennials and Generation Z) use an emoji language in which they communicate using only, or mostly, emoji. Some emoji are pretty obvious in their meaning, like smiley faces, frowning faces and hearts. Other emoji have acquired double meanings, like the eggplant and peach emoji. This new emoji language has become so important that there are now emoji translators, most famous of all being Keith Broni. His work involves helping businesses use emoji properly to avoid the dreaded “emoji fail.”
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/emoji-marketing-guide/#8vGw0OTFWA0OyAiT.99
What is Gender Neutral Design? Here's How to Best Use ItVisme
Design stereotypes are everywhere. One of the most noticeable is the one that separates designs into feminine and masculine.
Even though designers tend to follow the feminine / masculine stereotype to reach the right audience, gender-neutral design is becoming more relevant. In all realms of design, we can see how gender neutrality is taking over. Gender-neutral design is not widespread yet, but seems like it will be in the years to come.
How can you make your designs more gender-neutral? By finding a balance between masculine and feminine. Let’s look at the different ways that the feminine / masculine stereotype manifests itself in different aspects of design. With this knowledge, you can make informed decisions about the overall look and feel of your designs and how gender-neutral you want them to be.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/feminine-design-masculine-design/#47dLwb8k53xgsZRw.99
Long considered the dark art of persuasion, subliminal messages are often connected to conspiracy theories of politicians and advertisers using them to manipulate our minds and modify our behaviors.
But do subliminal messages really work? And if so, how?
The scientific exploration of the subliminal is slowly maturing since it first came to public knowledge in the 1950s. Here we attempt to walk you through 60 years of subliminal research and experiments, so that you can use this knowledge to empower yourselves.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/subliminal-messages/#vcMPUePQpLPk7SeQ.99
Real Life Examples of How Color Affects Our Perceptions of Reality Visme
In the magical world of design, colors play a very important role. When creating a brand guide for your business, it's essential to pick the right colors early on. Understanding the psychological effects of colors is a great starting point. But your efforts shouldn’t stop there!
There are perceptions associated with color that go much deeper than the common things we know about them.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/color-meanings/#lXGT4GKWggrqWyDc.99
13 Types of Infographics You Can Use for Business and MarketingVisme
On average, Americans consume 63 gigabytes of information per person per day. That's roughly half of all the storage space in a new MacBook Air laptop.
With so much information bombarding us on a daily basis, it's no wonder we've become desensitized to even the most shocking statistics.
In a world of information overload, the ability to visualize information is more than just a nice-to-have skill -- it's now a necessity.
But how can you communicate more effectively when the lack of time and design knowledge limits how far you can go with your message?
Here are 13 types of infographics you could use as templates to visualize your data in business and marketing.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/how-to-make-an-infographic/#im8hQUldPP959H3d.99
12 Visual Hierarchy Principles Every Designer Needs to KnowVisme
What makes a great design? Even amateurs and who consider themselves complete non-designers can create effective compositions by prioritizing their content. What is the most important element of your design? What do you want audiences to notice second or third?
Visual hierarchy is a method of organizing design elements in order of importance. In other words, it’s a set of principles that influence the order in which we notice what we see.
These golden rules help us compose designs that are aesthetically pleasing and attract the right attention.
Utilizing certain hierarchy principles can help even non-designers create successful visual presentations that are both efficient and effective. While the precise number of hierarchy principles varies greatly depending on the source, we’ve divided them into the following 12 concepts, summarized in this Slideshare.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/visual-hierarchy/
Give Better Presentations Using Your Body LanguageVisme
Almost 50 years ago, a Scottish academic named David Abercrombie1 told the world that while we speak with our vocal organs, we converse with our entire bodies.
The study of what we now refer to as paralanguage soon made its way out of peer-reviewed journals and into the mainstream world of motivational speakers and self-help coaches.
What is paralanguage? And is it true that our bodies give away our secrets even though we have thoroughly researched and prepared our presentations?
Linguistic scholars in the last half century have concluded that communication goes far beyond the words we speak and into the realm of inferred messages and vocal qualifiers.
In this post, we go over the definition of paralanguage, according to scholars, and look at how you can apply this knowledge to deliver more effective and convincing presentations.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/what-is-paralanguage/#xQbKSamVc6zrGAJ6.99
The most successful and memorable presentations have one thing in common.
They all have a story to tell.
No matter how many facts or charts need to be presented, incorporating stories into a presentation will keep your audience focused and intrigued. Using stories to support data is a well-known technique in all aspects of public speaking, from motivational talks to in-company sales pitches.
In this guide, we will look at 7 ways to structure your presentations using storytelling techniques to keep your audience engaged until the very end. Look closely at each one to see which fits your presentation’s purpose best.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/presentation-structure/#GDw2r22TyHo71TTX.99
Are the graphics you're creating suitable for print or screen? Here's a guide to help you make sure that the visuals you are making are perfect for print or screen.
Infographic Checklist: What You Need To Create An Event FlyerVisme
Designing your own flyer for your big event? Flyer fail is the last thing you want. Use this checklist to create an amazing event flyer like a professional designer
The Future of Event Marketing Trends and ChallengesVisme
To paint a clearer picture of the trends and challenges that will shape the event marketing landscape in the coming year, here's a comprehensive list of event marketing statistics.
There are perceptions associated with a color that go much deeper than the common things we know about them.
Learn more about the positive and negative effects of the colors: black, white, red, yellow, blue, and green in designs here:
http://blog.visme.co/color-meanings/
What Is Paralanguage? And How Can You Use It to Give Better Presentations?Visme
We speak paralanguage when we gasp, sigh, clear our throats, change our tone, whisper or shout, emphasize certain words, wave our hands, frown or smile, laugh or cry, string vocal identifiers like un-huh and ah-hah between our words, or speak faster or slower.
Mehrabian suggested that when people speak to us, we absorb a mere seven percent of what they are saying through the words they use.
We derive 55 percent of the meaning from their body gestures and posture and physical clues, and 38 percent from the tone and inflections of the words they present.
We cannot trust our bodies to speak as one with our words. They will betray us, with breathless gasps, with hurried words that depict our nervousness, with incredulous expressions even while we nod agreement.
In our everyday communications, most of us use paralanguage as a kind of shortcut to delivering certain messages. We use our arms and hands to say good-bye, we encourage people to come closer by beckoning with our finger, we hold our hands up, palms forward, to tell people to back off, and we shrug to indicate we don’t know the answer.
In speeches, by altering our tone and using gestures, we can highlight what we are saying and emphasize what we want our audiences to remember.
The one thing that paralanguage does not do effectively is cross cultural barriers. Gestures that may mean one thing in Western cultures, for example, may mean something completely different in the Far East or Middle Eastern cultures.
If you make presentations, you need to be aware of the impact of your paralanguage. It’s a good idea to practice your remarks in front of a mirror, discerning your natural gestures and facial expressions and determining if they are augmenting your message, or detracting from it.
Read more here: http://blog.visme.co/what-is-paralanguage/
Healthy Fruits Facts Infographic
With publicly available data, we examine current American adult fruit intake by gender as well as by state. We also look at the the list of most consumed fruits and their nutritional benefits.
The Wine Ordering Script
By Mike Peterson, The Vintopia
Follow these five steps every time you order wine.
Step 1) Survey the Table
Have a brief discussion with your dinner companions to better understand these two items:
Whether they want individual glasses vs. bottles
Their likes and dislikes (e.g., red vs. white, ill-favored varietals, etc.)
Step 2) Set Your Price Limit
Determine what your price max is and stick to it!
Don’t let the median price of the wine list coax you into straying from what you feel comfortable paying.
Step 3) Utilize the Server / Sommelier
This can be quite intimidating in a restaurant setting, so I’ve boiled the complexities down to the essential points.
Here’s what you need to convey:
Red or White
Fruit-forward or Earthy
The “body” of the wine. There are three options here: light-bodied (e.g., skim milk) , medium-bodied (e.g., whole milk), and full-bodied (e.g., heavy cream).
Price point. All you need to do is open the wine list, point directly to a price that you’re comfortable with and say, “I‘m considering a bottle like this.” which translates to... “This is precisely how much I’d like to pay, but I don’t want to say it aloud.”
Step 4) Sample the Wine
You will be presented with the bottle to confirm that it is in fact the one you ordered.
The server will then pull the cork and pour a tiny taste of the wine into your glass so you may determine whether it’s corked or defected in any way.
Give the glass a few swirls, a deep sniff and a taste. If it tastes off, let the waiter know and you will be provided a new bottle.
Step 5) Enjoy!
Once you’ve confirmed that the wine is sound, it’s time to sit back and revel in the fruits of your labor!
Don't let the servers rush you. Enjoy the wine at your own pace.
Originally published: https://thevintopia.com/ordering-wine-at-a-restaurant-the-cheat-sheet-eee27654deca#.126p6hmyf
How to Work Hard Without Burning Out by Darius Foroux
It’s much better to know yourself, know your job, and understand one thing: Hard work is great, but not at all cost.
1. Love What You Do
- Work is a lot easier when you enjoy it.
- If you hate your job, that’s your decision. Marcus Aurelius put it best: “You have power over your mind — not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength.”
2. Don’t Overestimate Yourself
- You’re not superman or superwoman who always has to say: Yes, yes, YES to everything. Sometimes it’s okay to say: No, no, NO.
3. Ask For Help
- Reach out to friends, managers, family, or any person you know. People will understand. And if they don’t, they are not your friends.
4. Don’t Feel Guilty
- People can take care of themselves. And what kind of leader or friend are you if you are burnout?
5. What’s The Point?
- Sometimes we do things that doesn’t make any sense at all. So ask yourself that question. No good answer? Don’t do it.
6. You Can’t Have It All
- If you want to do things well, with all your attention, you have to make some sacrifices.
7. Exercise Every Day
- Scientific research shows that daily exercise reduces stress, anxiety, and improves your focus. Only 30 minutes a day is enough to get results.
8. Chill
- Life is not easy, you know. So don’t make it even harder by being such a serious person.
20 Habits of Highly Unsuccessful and Ineffective LeadersVisme
It's great to model ourselves on the best, but knowing what habits to avoid can also be beneficial
1. Believe They have All The Answers
Believe that they have been put in charge because they're smarter and better than everyone else.
2. React, Don't Respond
Driven by their emotions, they react quickly to situations without worrying about facts or the repercussions of their actions.
3. Take Big Risks
They think that Smart Risk taking is for wimps.
4. Believe That Talking About It and Doing It Are The Same Thing
Who said action speaks louder than word?
5. Focus On Blame Not Solutions
It's better to know who's fault it was so that we can fire them and make sure this doesn't happen again.
6. Believe Their Own PR
Confidence builds trust, arrogance destroys it.
7. Don't Waste Valuable Time on Planning And Preparation
It's action we need not thinking and planning!
8. Hire People Beneath Them
They believe smart people are a threat!
9. Focus Instant success
If at first, you don't succeed then try something else!
10. Focus On The Big Picture, Not The Details
If you avoid the detail, then you avoid the devil in the detail.
11. Focus on Weaknesses Not Strengths
As leaders we cannot have or show any weaknesses, so we need to work on eliminating them, or failing that hiding them.
12. Confuse Stubbornness With Determination
13. Don't Play Well With Others
14. Think Praise is For Wimps
We got to be mean to keep them keen, and praising people too often makes a team soft.
15. Take Don't Give
The more we take, the more we have, that's how winners are made.
16. Quick to Criticize
If you want people to improve, you need to point out their mistakes quickly, clearly and loudly.
17. Easily Distracted
Look a squirrel!
18. Make Excuses
It was the previous manager's fault!
19. Love To Micro Manage
20. Practice Inconsistently
Predictability is boring.
43 Expert Tips for Future Proofing Your Content StrategyVisme
Top content marketers and social media influencers provide their best advice and insights on how to future proof your content strategy against content shock and content fatigue.
7 Steps To Creating a Documented Content Marketing StrategyVisme
To be more effective, you must have a documented strategy.
Here are 7 basic steps to make any year your most successful content marketing year!
1. Determine Your Objective
2. Develop Audience Personas
3. Reach Audience Needs
4. Set Yourself Apart
5. Define Your KPI
6. Create A Content Execution Plan
7. Match Ideas To Best Channels
http://www.visme.co/
Did you know 65% of the population are visual learners?
This is why it's important to use visuals when teaching lessons or sharing important facts.
Here are the 6 benefits of using visuals in your eLearning presentations:
1. Transmits messages faster
2. Sticks in long-term memory
3. Triggers emotions
4. Improves comprehension
5. Used incorrectly can deter learners
6. Motivates learners
Time for some self assessment, leaders! Here's a little communication style activity! Which one are you?
Director:
Wants small talk and get down to business
Relator:
Likes warm and inviting people who focus on their feelings
Socializer:
Takes time to build a relationship and socialize with others
Thinker:
Goes slow and wants time and space to think things through
Give Better Presentations Using Your Body LanguageVisme
Almost 50 years ago, a Scottish academic named David Abercrombie1 told the world that while we speak with our vocal organs, we converse with our entire bodies.
The study of what we now refer to as paralanguage soon made its way out of peer-reviewed journals and into the mainstream world of motivational speakers and self-help coaches.
What is paralanguage? And is it true that our bodies give away our secrets even though we have thoroughly researched and prepared our presentations?
Linguistic scholars in the last half century have concluded that communication goes far beyond the words we speak and into the realm of inferred messages and vocal qualifiers.
In this post, we go over the definition of paralanguage, according to scholars, and look at how you can apply this knowledge to deliver more effective and convincing presentations.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/what-is-paralanguage/#xQbKSamVc6zrGAJ6.99
The most successful and memorable presentations have one thing in common.
They all have a story to tell.
No matter how many facts or charts need to be presented, incorporating stories into a presentation will keep your audience focused and intrigued. Using stories to support data is a well-known technique in all aspects of public speaking, from motivational talks to in-company sales pitches.
In this guide, we will look at 7 ways to structure your presentations using storytelling techniques to keep your audience engaged until the very end. Look closely at each one to see which fits your presentation’s purpose best.
Read more at https://visme.co/blog/presentation-structure/#GDw2r22TyHo71TTX.99
Are the graphics you're creating suitable for print or screen? Here's a guide to help you make sure that the visuals you are making are perfect for print or screen.
Infographic Checklist: What You Need To Create An Event FlyerVisme
Designing your own flyer for your big event? Flyer fail is the last thing you want. Use this checklist to create an amazing event flyer like a professional designer
The Future of Event Marketing Trends and ChallengesVisme
To paint a clearer picture of the trends and challenges that will shape the event marketing landscape in the coming year, here's a comprehensive list of event marketing statistics.
There are perceptions associated with a color that go much deeper than the common things we know about them.
Learn more about the positive and negative effects of the colors: black, white, red, yellow, blue, and green in designs here:
http://blog.visme.co/color-meanings/
What Is Paralanguage? And How Can You Use It to Give Better Presentations?Visme
We speak paralanguage when we gasp, sigh, clear our throats, change our tone, whisper or shout, emphasize certain words, wave our hands, frown or smile, laugh or cry, string vocal identifiers like un-huh and ah-hah between our words, or speak faster or slower.
Mehrabian suggested that when people speak to us, we absorb a mere seven percent of what they are saying through the words they use.
We derive 55 percent of the meaning from their body gestures and posture and physical clues, and 38 percent from the tone and inflections of the words they present.
We cannot trust our bodies to speak as one with our words. They will betray us, with breathless gasps, with hurried words that depict our nervousness, with incredulous expressions even while we nod agreement.
In our everyday communications, most of us use paralanguage as a kind of shortcut to delivering certain messages. We use our arms and hands to say good-bye, we encourage people to come closer by beckoning with our finger, we hold our hands up, palms forward, to tell people to back off, and we shrug to indicate we don’t know the answer.
In speeches, by altering our tone and using gestures, we can highlight what we are saying and emphasize what we want our audiences to remember.
The one thing that paralanguage does not do effectively is cross cultural barriers. Gestures that may mean one thing in Western cultures, for example, may mean something completely different in the Far East or Middle Eastern cultures.
If you make presentations, you need to be aware of the impact of your paralanguage. It’s a good idea to practice your remarks in front of a mirror, discerning your natural gestures and facial expressions and determining if they are augmenting your message, or detracting from it.
Read more here: http://blog.visme.co/what-is-paralanguage/
Healthy Fruits Facts Infographic
With publicly available data, we examine current American adult fruit intake by gender as well as by state. We also look at the the list of most consumed fruits and their nutritional benefits.
The Wine Ordering Script
By Mike Peterson, The Vintopia
Follow these five steps every time you order wine.
Step 1) Survey the Table
Have a brief discussion with your dinner companions to better understand these two items:
Whether they want individual glasses vs. bottles
Their likes and dislikes (e.g., red vs. white, ill-favored varietals, etc.)
Step 2) Set Your Price Limit
Determine what your price max is and stick to it!
Don’t let the median price of the wine list coax you into straying from what you feel comfortable paying.
Step 3) Utilize the Server / Sommelier
This can be quite intimidating in a restaurant setting, so I’ve boiled the complexities down to the essential points.
Here’s what you need to convey:
Red or White
Fruit-forward or Earthy
The “body” of the wine. There are three options here: light-bodied (e.g., skim milk) , medium-bodied (e.g., whole milk), and full-bodied (e.g., heavy cream).
Price point. All you need to do is open the wine list, point directly to a price that you’re comfortable with and say, “I‘m considering a bottle like this.” which translates to... “This is precisely how much I’d like to pay, but I don’t want to say it aloud.”
Step 4) Sample the Wine
You will be presented with the bottle to confirm that it is in fact the one you ordered.
The server will then pull the cork and pour a tiny taste of the wine into your glass so you may determine whether it’s corked or defected in any way.
Give the glass a few swirls, a deep sniff and a taste. If it tastes off, let the waiter know and you will be provided a new bottle.
Step 5) Enjoy!
Once you’ve confirmed that the wine is sound, it’s time to sit back and revel in the fruits of your labor!
Don't let the servers rush you. Enjoy the wine at your own pace.
Originally published: https://thevintopia.com/ordering-wine-at-a-restaurant-the-cheat-sheet-eee27654deca#.126p6hmyf
How to Work Hard Without Burning Out by Darius Foroux
It’s much better to know yourself, know your job, and understand one thing: Hard work is great, but not at all cost.
1. Love What You Do
- Work is a lot easier when you enjoy it.
- If you hate your job, that’s your decision. Marcus Aurelius put it best: “You have power over your mind — not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength.”
2. Don’t Overestimate Yourself
- You’re not superman or superwoman who always has to say: Yes, yes, YES to everything. Sometimes it’s okay to say: No, no, NO.
3. Ask For Help
- Reach out to friends, managers, family, or any person you know. People will understand. And if they don’t, they are not your friends.
4. Don’t Feel Guilty
- People can take care of themselves. And what kind of leader or friend are you if you are burnout?
5. What’s The Point?
- Sometimes we do things that doesn’t make any sense at all. So ask yourself that question. No good answer? Don’t do it.
6. You Can’t Have It All
- If you want to do things well, with all your attention, you have to make some sacrifices.
7. Exercise Every Day
- Scientific research shows that daily exercise reduces stress, anxiety, and improves your focus. Only 30 minutes a day is enough to get results.
8. Chill
- Life is not easy, you know. So don’t make it even harder by being such a serious person.
20 Habits of Highly Unsuccessful and Ineffective LeadersVisme
It's great to model ourselves on the best, but knowing what habits to avoid can also be beneficial
1. Believe They have All The Answers
Believe that they have been put in charge because they're smarter and better than everyone else.
2. React, Don't Respond
Driven by their emotions, they react quickly to situations without worrying about facts or the repercussions of their actions.
3. Take Big Risks
They think that Smart Risk taking is for wimps.
4. Believe That Talking About It and Doing It Are The Same Thing
Who said action speaks louder than word?
5. Focus On Blame Not Solutions
It's better to know who's fault it was so that we can fire them and make sure this doesn't happen again.
6. Believe Their Own PR
Confidence builds trust, arrogance destroys it.
7. Don't Waste Valuable Time on Planning And Preparation
It's action we need not thinking and planning!
8. Hire People Beneath Them
They believe smart people are a threat!
9. Focus Instant success
If at first, you don't succeed then try something else!
10. Focus On The Big Picture, Not The Details
If you avoid the detail, then you avoid the devil in the detail.
11. Focus on Weaknesses Not Strengths
As leaders we cannot have or show any weaknesses, so we need to work on eliminating them, or failing that hiding them.
12. Confuse Stubbornness With Determination
13. Don't Play Well With Others
14. Think Praise is For Wimps
We got to be mean to keep them keen, and praising people too often makes a team soft.
15. Take Don't Give
The more we take, the more we have, that's how winners are made.
16. Quick to Criticize
If you want people to improve, you need to point out their mistakes quickly, clearly and loudly.
17. Easily Distracted
Look a squirrel!
18. Make Excuses
It was the previous manager's fault!
19. Love To Micro Manage
20. Practice Inconsistently
Predictability is boring.
43 Expert Tips for Future Proofing Your Content StrategyVisme
Top content marketers and social media influencers provide their best advice and insights on how to future proof your content strategy against content shock and content fatigue.
7 Steps To Creating a Documented Content Marketing StrategyVisme
To be more effective, you must have a documented strategy.
Here are 7 basic steps to make any year your most successful content marketing year!
1. Determine Your Objective
2. Develop Audience Personas
3. Reach Audience Needs
4. Set Yourself Apart
5. Define Your KPI
6. Create A Content Execution Plan
7. Match Ideas To Best Channels
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Did you know 65% of the population are visual learners?
This is why it's important to use visuals when teaching lessons or sharing important facts.
Here are the 6 benefits of using visuals in your eLearning presentations:
1. Transmits messages faster
2. Sticks in long-term memory
3. Triggers emotions
4. Improves comprehension
5. Used incorrectly can deter learners
6. Motivates learners
Time for some self assessment, leaders! Here's a little communication style activity! Which one are you?
Director:
Wants small talk and get down to business
Relator:
Likes warm and inviting people who focus on their feelings
Socializer:
Takes time to build a relationship and socialize with others
Thinker:
Goes slow and wants time and space to think things through
What are the main advantages of using HR recruiter services.pdfHumanResourceDimensi1
HR recruiter services offer top talents to companies according to their specific needs. They handle all recruitment tasks from job posting to onboarding and help companies concentrate on their business growth. With their expertise and years of experience, they streamline the hiring process and save time and resources for the company.
Implicitly or explicitly all competing businesses employ a strategy to select a mix
of marketing resources. Formulating such competitive strategies fundamentally
involves recognizing relationships between elements of the marketing mix (e.g.,
price and product quality), as well as assessing competitive and market conditions
(i.e., industry structure in the language of economics).
Cracking the Workplace Discipline Code Main.pptxWorkforce Group
Cultivating and maintaining discipline within teams is a critical differentiator for successful organisations.
Forward-thinking leaders and business managers understand the impact that discipline has on organisational success. A disciplined workforce operates with clarity, focus, and a shared understanding of expectations, ultimately driving better results, optimising productivity, and facilitating seamless collaboration.
Although discipline is not a one-size-fits-all approach, it can help create a work environment that encourages personal growth and accountability rather than solely relying on punitive measures.
In this deck, you will learn the significance of workplace discipline for organisational success. You’ll also learn
• Four (4) workplace discipline methods you should consider
• The best and most practical approach to implementing workplace discipline.
• Three (3) key tips to maintain a disciplined workplace.
The world of search engine optimization (SEO) is buzzing with discussions after Google confirmed that around 2,500 leaked internal documents related to its Search feature are indeed authentic. The revelation has sparked significant concerns within the SEO community. The leaked documents were initially reported by SEO experts Rand Fishkin and Mike King, igniting widespread analysis and discourse. For More Info:- https://news.arihantwebtech.com/search-disrupted-googles-leaked-documents-rock-the-seo-world/
Improving profitability for small businessBen Wann
In this comprehensive presentation, we will explore strategies and practical tips for enhancing profitability in small businesses. Tailored to meet the unique challenges faced by small enterprises, this session covers various aspects that directly impact the bottom line. Attendees will learn how to optimize operational efficiency, manage expenses, and increase revenue through innovative marketing and customer engagement techniques.
3.0 Project 2_ Developing My Brand Identity Kit.pptxtanyjahb
A personal brand exploration presentation summarizes an individual's unique qualities and goals, covering strengths, values, passions, and target audience. It helps individuals understand what makes them stand out, their desired image, and how they aim to achieve it.
Putting the SPARK into Virtual Training.pptxCynthia Clay
This 60-minute webinar, sponsored by Adobe, was delivered for the Training Mag Network. It explored the five elements of SPARK: Storytelling, Purpose, Action, Relationships, and Kudos. Knowing how to tell a well-structured story is key to building long-term memory. Stating a clear purpose that doesn't take away from the discovery learning process is critical. Ensuring that people move from theory to practical application is imperative. Creating strong social learning is the key to commitment and engagement. Validating and affirming participants' comments is the way to create a positive learning environment.
VAT Registration Outlined In UAE: Benefits and Requirementsuae taxgpt
Vat Registration is a legal obligation for businesses meeting the threshold requirement, helping companies avoid fines and ramifications. Contact now!
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Looking for professional printing services in Jaipur? Navpack n Print offers high-quality and affordable stationery printing for all your business needs. Stand out with custom stationery designs and fast turnaround times. Contact us today for a quote!