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Speaking of Design: How to Spend $50,000
If I had $50,000 to spend on the design of a new home—or smallish professional office building, here's how I'd spend it:If I had $50,000 to spend on the design of a new home—or smallish professional office building, here's how I'd spend it:

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Being unattached to the outcome
When you're so caught up in some upset, anger, irritation, or negative pattern of engagement with someone else it can be a hard lesson, but a useful one, to learn to understand the power of recognising when you are emotionally attached to your pattern. It is like we so want something that it obsesses us and thus we in effect push it away. What we need to do is see that we are attached to it and let it go. It is a paradox but frequently a very powerful way of realising what we truly need that is best for us.
3 Surprising Mathematical Principles That Every Persuasive Marketer Must Know
Having a perception is different from understanding a perception. Imagine you are standing in front of a box of sand. If you start pouring water into that sand, it will form a particular pattern and start flowing along those particular lines. Even if you pour in more water, it will essentially continue to flow along only in that pattern. In the same way, the brain is a self-organizing system. When information goes in, it flows only in a particular pattern. When you face the kind of problem that you cannot even begin to explain how to explain it, it means that it is not a problem of logic. It is a problem of perception. You have to go back and look into your perceptions, not logic, because, as Gödel’s theorem has shown us, logic has flaws.
Comic Relief: Rx for Great Service in Gloomy Times
What makes a funny joke funny? The comedian creates a mental pattern and unexpectedly breaks that pattern in the last one or two words. Second, the construction of the humor is simple and easy to get. Finally, the lines have a "tongue-in-check" levity that is joyful. What if customer service could be unexpected, simple and joyful? It could bring comic relief to gloomy customers. Here's how!

E-Mail Tip #17 - Matching Words with Body Language
E-mail has a kind of Body Language, and if the words do not match the body language there is going to be confusion at best and open warfare at worst. This article shares an example of a mismatch between Body Language and words and gives an antidote.

E-mail Tip #25 - Watch for Changes in E-Body Language
There is a weath of information in between the lines in e-mails. This is a kind of body language. However, just as in physical body language, to be valid, one must look for changes in body language. This article explains why and how to interpret the changes.
Home-based Business Opportunity: Language Translation
If you are fluent in two or more languages, you can start your own home-based business in language translation. The market for language translation is as deep as the ocean and as wide as the sky. You will translate audio files into a foreign language of which you are fluent in.
3 Essential Elements of Body Language In Non Verbal Communication
Body language is a form of non verbal communication that includes gestures, expressions and various other movements of the body with which we communicate. In our daily lives, most of the impact that we create on others is done through body language. This article summarizes three important aspects of body language that have to be kept in mind for lasting success.
The Language Of Music - A Form Of Musical Communication
The language of music is much like any other language. It is a form of communication that can provoke an emotional response and make the listener think. What the language of music cannot do is represent concrete things or ideas much like how nouns, verbs and adjectives are used in the English language.

Persecutors, Bullies, and Billionaires
A pattern is a behavior that repeats and repeats in many different situations. It is one of the biggest traps in both personal and professional life. The persecutor pattern is one where a seemingly strong individual points fingers of blame and will do what ever it takes to get his/her way and make others feel insignificant. It often comes from a legacy of persecution handed from generation to generation.
5 C's of Body Language
We often forget how powerful body language is in our communications. We are constantly sending and receiving numerous signals from each other as we interface. There are over 30,000 cataloged gestures and facial expressions that constitute a robust language. Most of the time we read body language cues automatically, but sometimes we do make a conscious effort to decode meaning from gestures.
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