charleshaanel

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Visual Auditory Kinesthetic Communications Styles(youtube.com)
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
This look interesting. I was one of the rare few who paid for hotmail premium ($20/mo it used to be) - back in the day. For sentiment sake, (largely), I held my original email address for so long (~14 years) and I didn't want to let it go.
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
That was quite insightful - thanks!
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How Many Times Should You Try? [Infographic](women2.com)
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Are We Asking the Right Questions?(bostonglobe.com)
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
If you spend time in direct response circles, the matra is A.B.T. - always be testing. An addendum to that might read "ABV" - always be valuing (visitor value, that is). I've personally tested both. It really depends on how html vs. text af
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
Wow +1000 on this if I could.....
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
" Not only are the language processing parts in our brain activated, but any other area in our brain, that we would use when experiencing the events of the story are too." It's good to be reminded of this...
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Brainstorming for New Startup Ideas: A Framework to Spur Creative Thinking(forentrepreneurs.com)
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Finland's Education System Best In The World(businessinsider.com)
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
BJ Fogg (at the Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab - http://captology.stanford.edu/ ) and Nir Eyal have great research on the topic of forming habits: The Fogg Model for Behavior Design and Eyals MEA "Minimum Enjoyable Activity" for habit
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
Upvoted..... I appreciate your perspective on things - it's refreshing. However, it's important to note that an either/or "our way or their way" mentality limits one's options. And there seems to be two worldviews (your terminology by th
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
I enjoyed that comment - thank you for posting it. It reminds me of a post on Patrick's blog (patio11) - http://www.kalzumeus.com/2011/10/28/dont-call-yourself-a-pro... "All business decisions are ultimately made by one or a handful of mu
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
"We're living the dream..." The question is, who is the dreamer? Red pill or blue pill? Hmmmm
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
Nice share. For the discerning ear, it really demonstrates how this initiativeis not about reverse sexism but about creating a safe environment where the kids feel good about learning. In the video on the page ( http://www.youtube.com/watch
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The Company You Keep Can Fuel or Foil Your Success(personalbrandingblog.com)
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
I've just wishlisted this on Amazon. Thanks for posting it. It follows along very well with what I'm reading from Michael Gerber's E-Myth (also a bestseller on processes) http://www.amazon.com/E-Myth-Revisited-Small-Businesses-Abou...
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
The point may be that we are all that "guy" (or girl) at some point. How often to we all ignore someone else assuming the other person is the jerk? This 'condition' is often exacerbated when you realize thinking is less "work" for you than
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
There's nothing like the quietude of considered thought - sometimes it was one's only escape amidst gunfire...
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
"Once you get a lead, if it takes even a single phone call to close them, you’re no longer doing self-service and Customer Acquisition Costs vs. Self-Service pricing is going to kill you. If you’re not doing that phone call and you’re also
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
Brilliant - A.B.T. (always be testing)
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
I think there's a deeper story here.... Politics -good or bad - tends to attract people with strong political views. I mean how many brilliant (ex.)far-right, feminist vegans would work on a campaign for a left-of-center, sexist-"I love to
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
Interesting concept. The fact that you're using Conviva to analyze the effectiveness of the video is good too. I like what you did with the social proof (testimonials) as well. Who's your ideal user?
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
That's because you're not an entrepreneur - fair enough. A person who wants to build a sustainable business however, has to solve urgent problems and generate profits for stakeholders (not relevant if you're a socialist). Did you watch the
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
Congrats on your taking action. It puts you ahead of 90% of the people who read and don't execute. A few questions.... *Is your project for fun or for profit? If the latter, what pain does it alleviate, whom is it targeted towards and befor
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
It would be odd if he uses his hacking talent to avoid the authorities. Would make for an interesting movie down the line. Having said that, is Belize like Mexico (Napoleonic law, i.e. guilty until proven innocent)?
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
The challenge in Europe begins on the university level. As an American who went to grad school in Europe (a technical university) - it was interesting to compare the differences. It begins with the fact that at European universities, there'
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Look For Squares(codeprovidence.com)
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
Interesting take on behavioral target marketing. Good start. Have you considered adding a stronger call to action for the sign up process (upper right). Also I noticed a blue button. Have you considered split testing red and yellow buttons?
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by charleshaanel 14y ago
I wish this could be sent to a legion of career planning and placement offices across universities in the US (and Europe too, for that matter). It reminds of an old Einstein saying (paraphrase), "education is what you have when you forget e

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