Will Ferrell, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs have a few things in common: male, fame, wealth, college drop-outs and commencement speakers to Harvard (Will and Bill) and Stanford (Steve) How did they perform? More importantly what can we learn from them? What type of communicator are you now? Are you a Steve, Bill or Will? What type of communicator do you want to be? Steve, Bill or Will? Why? https://youtu.be/1i9kcBHX2Nw Steve Jobs. The Story Seller. 6.3M views since March 2017. 14 minutes. https://youtu.be/KMEe2ni92rQ Bill Gates. The Businessman. 1.1 M views since Dec 2018. 26 minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yizq7R0r7iQ Will

Often, it takes just a few steps to go from ordinary to great and a few more steps to oblivion. These are 2 variations of the same commercial.This first one, a 30 seconder, was creative but was understood by just a few. This 2nd original and longer 1 minute version, makes it easy to decode the sender's message The 3rd version, which is the most used, which is still playing until today starts with the 40th second of the 2nd, original version. Did

Templates help simplify student work by taking out the hassle in formatting, allowing the student to focus on content.Templates also demonstrate key concepts which may be required in class.Nice to have when its available, but should not be an issue if it isn't.Here's a general template for Hypermarketing2 classes of Vcoach Bong De Ungria which students can download from slideshare. Just click on the file and look for the download tab somewhere...Downloadable Template for the hypermarketing2 assignments View more PowerPoint from Remigio Joseph DeUngria Considering creating your blog? It's easy.

What is common among the people in this list... Albert Einstein, Helen Keller, Steve Jobs, Mother Teresa They were ordinary people doing extraordinary things in their life. Why not join this list?

Great writers can sum profound realities in a few words... "Nothing is stronger than an idea whose time has come." - Victor Hugo "If you can conceive it, then you can achieve it..." - Napoleon Hill But say essentially the same ideas in 4 dimensions: 1 text, 2 sound, 3 visual and 4 a moving, memorable storyline, it becomes really powerful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy09m76bvBgThe author/designer of this video claims it took him 50 hours to create this 1 min kinetic typograhy but I say it was worth it... There is

Gone are the days of sharing files thru email, USB sticks or yahoogroups.      Have our marketing files when we need it. Anywhere! Anytime!Instead of drag and drop. Instead of cut and paste. Dropbox and Slideshark!I want to share 25 marketing files with you. Let’s try the modern way-@Dropbox. Sign up for free! http://db.tt/83zruUphCreate a dropbox account. Download the program. Install. Then get your reward of 25 marketing files (there will be a lag time though as I need to add you to the shared folder.)Once you have a dropbox

"How To Be Happy At Work and At Home" is based on this article http://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/how-to-be-happy-at-work.html Then, the ideas were re-engineered and shared with our Sales Team: How To Be Happy At Work and At Home View more PowerPoint from Remigio Joseph DeUngria But these ideas work for everyone, everytime!

Hyper Marketing 2.0: Branding the Philippines: #1 for Fun!: Finally, hopefully, potentially the tipping point for a latent tourism giant...it is the Filipino that makes the difference... Mabuhay ang P...

Things happen for a reason. Things fall in place because of some rule. Some reasons and rules apply more than others. Which of these rules, supposedly from Bill Gates, have you encountered in the game called life? For me, its been rule 1...

Earlier today, I was listening to Malcolm Gladwell's audiobook, Tipping Point: How Little Things Make a Big Difference. Coming smack right into the new year, I couldn;t help but try to personalize what tipping points can be in my life for 2012 and beyond.For a tennis match, this could be the pivotal single point during 3 gruelling hours of playing where the ball just grazes the line, whereas half an inch more it would have been out. Remember Novak Djokovic's go-for-broke-I-don't-care-if-lose forehand stroke at match point vs. Roger Federer in the