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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Hi Everyone
Hi Everyone, I love the article by John Forde entitled “How to Turn Your Pile of Research Into a Seamless Promotional Package.” It is a great take-home lesson. Does ETR stand for Enjoy the Ride? …because it makes life’s adventure blissful and enjoyable.
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Today’s Words That Work: Concinnity
Concinnity (kun-SIN-uh-tee) – from the Latin for “well put together” – is a literary term. It refers to harmony in the arrangement of the parts of a work with respect to the whole.
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Above All, Discretion
There’s no question that some fans felt cheated when they found out that Major League Baseball players have been using performance-enhancing substances for years. It appears, however, that they are in the minority
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The Most Powerful Writing Technique Ever A Super-Simple Way to Make Your Writing More Persuasive
It appears, the scientists say, that our brains are hardwired to trust simpler things. This makes complete sense, if you think about it.
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Don’t Dream of the Future – Make It
Biding your time until your "dream" job falls in your lap is a recipe for disappointment.
Today’s Words That Work: Sapid
Something that’s sapid (SAP-id) – from the Latin for “savory” – has a strong, pleasant flavor. Example (as used by James Villas in Town & Country magazine): “I’ve raved about the elegant and earthy lobster-and-truffle sausage, the sapid sea bass with coarse salt poached in lobster oil, and the indescribably complex and delectable ballottine of lamb
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“Beautiful article”
“What a beautiful article by Alex Green. I have a loaded mailbox and almost deleted this
The Mistake That Almost Killed Some of the World’s Biggest Brands
Firms that spend more money on discounting than advertising are far less profitable than those that spend more on advertising than discounting.
Today’s Words That Work: Reify