We remember what we think about what someone says – not what they say.
Facebook and Other Logins
It seems easier to sign in to multiple sites with one login, such as Facebook, Google, etc. for convenience and sharing. Experian blog posts a number of security advice articles. Using a Facebook Login on multiple sites can be easier and allows sharing. It is also a potential peril in fine print or in the event your “master password” is compromised. This Experian article lists the pros and cons of using the Facebook Login.Continue Reading
Walking in Their Shoes
Anthony Bourdain taught us this lesson …
“If I’m an advocate for anything, it’s walking in someone else’s shoes, or at least eating their food. It’s a plus for everybody.”
Exactly right. That’s the core concept of OPPOV™ (Other Person’s Point Of View) skill advocated at Change Masters. Learn how to do the lightning fast OPPOV analysis in our book, “Seeing Yourself As Others Do“. It will be a major plus for you at work – and at home!
Carol Keers’ Tip
Distractions 101
It happened AGAIN! I opened my browser to write a blog entry and the webpage is displaying the latest news headline that catches my attention. Without much thought, I click on one story. A few minutes later (and a few stories later) I am struggling to remember why I opened the browser in the first place. This time I did something different.
I just read a book on personal productivity that suggests that your home page be a blank page, or at least a non-distracting page. (For example, when a blank page is not an option, I use my own webpage ChangeMastersAcademy.com.)
I have only been using this technique for a few days and I have had zero distractions! One simple change has already made a meaningful difference in reducing time-waste. I hope it helps you too.