Two studies published last year cast a bit of shade on the power of positive thinking and of avoiding negative emotions. This thinking came as a bit of a surprise to me, given that the business and consulting world is one that feeds on optimism and positive self-talk. “You can do it!” “I can get …
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Can you use one-word sentences in writing? Definitely. You will often see sentences consisting of only one word in all types and styles of writing. The brevity and impact can help in making a point or adding emphasis. When you read fiction, you will likely come across them quite often. A sentence of one word…
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In this digital age, graphic designers are making their mark beyond traditional artistry. Their expertise now spans across various business sectors, including tech, finance, retail, and entertainment, where they influence product development, marketing strategy, and branding initiatives. Their adaptability, creativity and mastery of modern tools and software make them key players in the digital evolution…
You might think that the two words, disinterested and uninterested, are synonyms. In some contexts, yes, it’s possible to use either word because they both infer a lack of interest. But in reality, there is a subtle difference in meaning between them. One refers to a lack of interest due to impartiality, while the other…
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Human communication is difficult at best. We don’t hear each other perfectly in a noisy, fast-paced world, we don’t listen thoroughly to each other, and perhaps most importantly, we are not as good at decoding intent – which we do largely through the attitude we think is expressed in each other’s body language – as…
