Monthly archive for April 2014

TED Talk: Tony Robbins: Why We Do What We Do

TED Talk: Tony Robbins: Why We Do What We Do

This video combines several of my favorite things…awareness, intention, Tony Robbins and TEDTalks! Here’s a relatively rare opportunity to watch Tony make a BRIEF presentation with great emotional impact and relevance! I’d like to share it with you…may it help you steer your ship towards personal success. Watch and enjoy. – Edward A. Sanchez, Brass Ring Multimedia Uploaded on Jan 16, 2007 Tony Robbins discusses the “invisible forces” that make us do what we do — and high-fives Al Gore in the front row. TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where

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Quicksprout Article: 8 Powerful Takeaways from Eye Tracking Studies

Quicksprout Article: 8 Powerful Takeaways from Eye Tracking Studies

If you’ve never heard of eye-tracking, that’s ok. Just know…it’s important. It is the study of HOW people read, specifically websites. It has absolute effect on how we plan and build a website. Give the following article a read and enjoy…may it be helpful. – Edward A. Sanchez Click HERE to read this article on Quicksprout by NEIL PATEL on APRIL 16, 2014 When it comes to data, I’m convinced you can’t have enough. Crunching numbers, running tests, poring over metrics, analyzing trends — that’s what helps build great businesses and awesome websites. One fascinating field of study of consumer behaviour is eye tracking.

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Science Daily Article: Procrastination and impulsivity genetically linked: Exploring the genetics of ‘I’ll do it tomorrow’

Science Daily Article: Procrastination and impulsivity genetically linked: Exploring the genetics of 'I'll do it tomorrow'

Procrastination and impulsivity are genetically linked, suggesting that the two traits stem from similar evolutionary origins, according to research published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science. The research indicates that the traits are related to our ability to successfully pursue and juggle goals. Read article here on ScienceDaily website “Everyone procrastinates at least sometimes, but we wanted to explore why some people procrastinate more than others and why procrastinators seem more likely to make rash actions and act without thinking,” explains psychological scientist and study author Daniel Gustavson of the University of Colorado Boulder. “Answering

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