Representing the view of those who aren’t neurostimulated by text, Pierre Bayard, professor of literature at the University of Paris and author of a dozen books himself, has made the…
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How to Talk About Books You Haven’t Read
08.30.2013
Beyond words
08.29.2013
Even when everyone uses a common spoken and written language, as humans, we have another rich mode of discourse. Several years ago, I sat on a jury in Los Angeles….
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Even when everyone uses a common spoken and written language, as humans, we have another rich mode of discourse. Several years ago, I sat on a jury in Los Angeles….
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Investment preferences
08.29.2013
There a guy who has a double-high associative and observer. People with this profile take in multiple non-verbal cues and convert them to decisions at as close to light speed…
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There a guy who has a double-high associative and observer. People with this profile take in multiple non-verbal cues and convert them to decisions at as close to light speed…
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How to Write an Email
08.15.2013
To get a busy person’s attention, write so your email takes less than two minutes to read and process. You can learn the techniques journalists have refined over a century:…
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To get a busy person’s attention, write so your email takes less than two minutes to read and process. You can learn the techniques journalists have refined over a century:…
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Cognitive Cues in Responses
08.13.2013
When we begin with open-ended questions, those with first preference for associative processing find it easy to start riffing on how the question relates to everything else we’re thinking about,…
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When we begin with open-ended questions, those with first preference for associative processing find it easy to start riffing on how the question relates to everything else we’re thinking about,…
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