Self-awareness. The ability to look at ourselves as others see us. Naked, bare, no makeup, no bling, no fancy trappings.
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Monday, July 27th, 2009
Self Awareness
- I hate too ruin this chain of thought and make Richard Feynman look like a fool to himself, but Self Awareness points to Being Aware of Awareness itself. That which is reading these words... Read more >
- When the person grow he start to come to know yourself, it's easy to understand other people but the most difficult thing in the world is to know yourself :)) Read more >
- Interestingly enough -- there were potrait painters in Europe during the Middle Ages and even latter who were subversive -- quietly -- although they painted their subjects (always important people) faithfully -- they left little tell tale signs of the persons true character -- El Greco comes to mind as one http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/greco/cardinal.jpg
check the clawed left hand..... Read more >
Monday, September 29th, 2008
Are you normal?
Are you normal? Do you behave in a normal fashion? Do your friends think you are normal?
- and there you go! On the other hand Mark Twain, famous American Author, once said that he didnt trust anyone who could only spell one way...
- Your thoughts on emails and well-crafted messages had me thinking. Today, I receive more and more emails written entirely in small letters (of course, now we call it lowercase), without any punctuation whatsoever. Sometimes it's difficult to gauge where one sentence ends, and another one begins. When I point this out to my friends and colleagues, they tell me that ...
- And, normal isn't normal. This normality loop has been closed. We are all individuals.
Monday, May 8th, 2006
Walk In
Here’s the question. What do you need to know about your client’s business? How much do you need to know? And on the flip side, how much do they need to know about yours?
- Frankly, even if I felt I knew the client's products, competition, customers, and brand better than they did—and even if I thought they were doing everything back asswards—it would be downright rude act that way at a meeting. A while back I got a brief filled with proof points that I felt wouldn't hold up under scrutiny. But I gave ...
- How much do you need to know? Probably more than you know currently. Take the time to get to know the dynamics of your clients business beyond just marketing and you'll develop insights that will add real substance to the work you suggest and present. Strangely enough the clients with whom I have taken the time to explain how we work, ...
