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Hub You - Right Brain/Left Brain: Delve in to Your Other Side!
This article will prepare you on how to market yourself for interview. Your apperance will be the very first impression on an interview.Men should wear a suit, but if you do not have a suit I would advise you to wear a cleanly ironed dress shirt with a plain colored, non-distracting tie. A leather belt that matches your shoes, clean sneakers or heavily scuffed shoes would be fine. If wearing a suit is required than you should wear a suit. A clean cut, well-fitted su
Can you guess what happened? She was ultra-productive that day! S
Successful Guru marketers have a secret weapon that they use every single time they communicate about their businesses. It's one of those intangibles that are easily misunderstood. It's the ability to generate excitement about what you have to offer. And when your prospects are excited about your services, marketing becomes a whole lot easier. You get more attention, more response, more sales and more referrals.Excitement is often misunderstood because we usually eq
Then one day, years ago, I found a cartoon that showed two people at a party, a woman and a man. The woman is facing the viewer and asks the man, "I can't remember. Are accountants left brain or right brain?" The man's back is to the viewer. And his head above his ears veers sharply to the left.
I'm a little of both, analytical and creative. I can pretty much turn one on or off at will, like I'm turning on a faucet. Sometimes, though, I need to get into the "other mode" more quickly than usual, and I need some tricks to get there. For me, this usually happens when I need to get creative quickly.
I have a colleague who is mostly creative, but she is often alled upon in her work to think more analytically. She has some tricks to help her get there as well.
A few years ago, I read a great story that highlighted how our brains work and how putting it through certain types of "exercise" will help us produce more work output. A woman wrote an article about her work as a marketing person. She had to pump out a lot of creative ideas one after the other. But just like writers get writer's block, she got creative block in her work.
She worked from home a few days each week. One day, after her kids left for school, she noticed that her daughter had left art supplies on the kitchen table. She found paper, markers, crayons, glitter, and glue. Without thinking twice about it, she started playing with the paper, glue, and glitter, making all kinds of creative pictures and shapes. After doing this for about 30 minutes, she went to her office to work.
Can you guess what happened? She was ultra-productive that day! Sh
EBay is an online trading site that proves to be a great meeting place for both buyers and sellers alike. Buyers can sit in the comfort of their homes, and do whatever shopping they need. However, sellers on eBay can make a lot of money on following some easy and interesting eBay selling tips.One of the best eBay selling tips is to offer as many payment options as possible to the seller. This is because different sellers are more comfortable with different payment o
I'm a little of both, analytical and creative. I can pretty much turn one on or off at will, like I'm turning on a faucet. Sometimes, though, I need to get into the "other mode" more quickly than usual, and I need some tricks to get there. For me, this usually happens when I need to get creative quickly.
I have a colleague who is mostly creative, but she is often alled upon in her work to think more analytically. She has some tricks to help her get there as well.
A few years ago, I read a great story that highlighted how our brains work and how putting it through certain types of "exercise" will help us produce more work output. A woman wrote an article about her work as a marketing person. She had to pump out a lot of creative ideas one after the other. But just like writers get writer's block, she got creative block in her work.
She worked from home a few days each week. One day, after her kids left for school, she noticed that her daughter had left art supplies on the kitchen table. She found paper, markers, crayons, glitter, and glue. Without thinking twice about it, she started playing with the paper, glue, and glitter, making all kinds of creative pictures and shapes. After doing this for about 30 minutes, she went to her office to work.
Can you guess what happened? She was ultra-productive that day! S
Understanding Branding for Professional Service ProvidersBranding. We’ve all heard the word. But what does it really mean for professional service providers. Whether you are a doctor, consultant, business coach or financial planner, YOU are the brand. Do you really understand how important YOUR brand is to your marketing strategy and business?What is a Brand?A brand it the way that current and potential customers feel about your service. What do you wa
I have a colleague who is mostly creative, but she is often alled upon in her work to think more analytically. She has some tricks to help her get there as well.
A few years ago, I read a great story that highlighted how our brains work and how putting it through certain types of "exercise" will help us produce more work output. A woman wrote an article about her work as a marketing person. She had to pump out a lot of creative ideas one after the other. But just like writers get writer's block, she got creative block in her work.
She worked from home a few days each week. One day, after her kids left for school, she noticed that her daughter had left art supplies on the kitchen table. She found paper, markers, crayons, glitter, and glue. Without thinking twice about it, she started playing with the paper, glue, and glitter, making all kinds of creative pictures and shapes. After doing this for about 30 minutes, she went to her office to work.
Can you guess what happened? She was ultra-productive that day! S
A business card can be one of the most cost effective methods of advertising available. They are small, expensive, and are easily saved by potential customers. Business cards come in several different styles. The three basic types are the simple one sided card, cards with information on both sides, and folding cards that open up and give quite a bit of room for additional information. Custom business cards are generally thought to have eleven different elements. When the c
She worked from home a few days each week. One day, after her kids left for school, she noticed that her daughter had left art supplies on the kitchen table. She found paper, markers, crayons, glitter, and glue. Without thinking twice about it, she started playing with the paper, glue, and glitter, making all kinds of creative pictures and shapes. After doing this for about 30 minutes, she went to her office to work.
Can you guess what happened? She was ultra-productive that day! S
How your Career Training and experience could create a high-income consultancy business.Business owners get bogged down in a myriad of every day problems and things to do. They find there just aren't enough hours in the day to handle everything that should be taken care of to take the business forward. This is where your career experience may help.Proper management and planning are basic ingredients to success in business; and most small businesses just don't
Can you guess what happened? She was ultra-productive that day! She could hardly believe how much work she got done and how well it turned out. Recalling her creativity session earlier that morning, she decided to do something creative at the beginning of every work day for about 30 minutes. Over time, she found this to be a key to her success and for pumping out many good productive ideas and projects.
I was so intrigued by this story that now I keep art supplies near my writing projects at home. Before starting to write for whatever book or project I'm working on, I draw with color pencils on a drawing pad. It gets my creative juices flowing.
My creative colleague who needs to tap into her analytical side will count tiles. (Different, yes, but it works for her.) When we discussed this in a group, I suggested doing Sudoku puzzles to exercise the left brain.
As you can guess, I'm not of the management mindset that says doing these types of activities during the work day is a waste of time or goofing off. On the contrary, I believe creative or analytical exercises that get our brains in gear and lead us to produce more high quality work is well worth the time. Therefore, I'm challenging managers everywhere to change their thinking on this topic to encourage right- and left-brain exercises during the start of the workday, or at the start of working on a project.
Furthermore, I'm also of the "camp" that believes every business person should spend 30 mi
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