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How marketers use the Anchoring cognitive bias against you, and how to use it in your favour.
Many marketers know how powerful anchoring is to convince people to buy, but we can use anchoring to make better shopping decisions too.
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Are you suffering from Precrastination (and what to do about it if you are) [Sketchnote]
What is Precrastination? Unlike procrastination when we put off tasks when we should just get them done, precrastination involves starting a task before the best moment. If that sounds unbelievable then consider the example from a study in … A group of people had to walk and pick up two heavy buckets and bring them […]
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Gates’ Law [Sketchnote]
Most people overestimate what they can achieve in a year and underestimate what they can achieve in ten years. – Bill Gates
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The Big Rocks Time Management Approach [Sketchnote]
The Big Rocks Time Management approach (Or MITs) to productivity is one of the simplest and most effective ways to make sure important tasks get done. Discover what it is here.
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4 Simple Sketchnote Banners Anyone Can Do
If you want to make a title stand out in your Sketchnote, a banner is a great way to do that. Here are 4 simple to draw options.
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The Alter Ego Effect Sketchnote Summary
Do you suffer from Imposter Syndrome? Perhaps you frequently struggle to perform at your best. Then you should read The Alter Ego Effect by Todd Herman
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