Here’s a great car ad:
Did you see it coming?
Probably not. Because no one ever does.
Here’s a different take on the same topic:
It’s a much more positive take on the same topic.
And it teaches us that beyond the first idea there’s almost always a second idea. It pays to keep looking for it. And then for the third. Easy as it would be to go with the first idea, it might not yet be the best idea.
The most overrated speaking advice is to never say “Thank you for your attention!” It will ruin your talk, the advice goes, because it’s boring
“I’ve got more important business to do so I’ll cancel this meeting.” Of course, you’ve got more important business to do. That’s out of the
The tricky thing about distractions is that they don’t always present themselves as such. In many cases, they come disguised as opportunities. A new job
