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"We want to elicit emotion from the reader. We don't want it to just be dependent upon physical displays. The common physical displays we see for sadness, for instance - someone is crying and sobbing. It's different when we're reading about it. Audiobooks have a stronger emotional effect on people than reading because we can hear the inflections in their voice. We can pick up on those cues, and they have a sharper image in our brains than when we are reading it and trying to create that for ourselves." So how do you elicit emotion? Editor Jennia D'Lima shares specific tips and examples in this episode of the Entrepreneurs & Artists podcast. Listen online at https://lnkd.in/eJBngZbh.

We all have keys 🗝️. We utilise it for opening the locks of our houses ,offices , drawers & lockers etc Our minds can also become closed at times due to self-doubt, limiting beliefs, fear of failure, disputes, anxiety, and depression. For opening blockages of ours mind too we need keys ➡️ K - Keep ➡️ E- Educating ➡️ Y - Yourself 4 most easily available "KEY" for educating our mind 🗝️ Books 🗝️ Audiobooks summaries 🗝️ Podcast 🗝️ Motivational video's Hope you all will use these easily available keys ------------------------------------------------------ Follow @Rajeshwari for more valuable insights #linkdincommunity #key #mindset #linkdinpost

Behind the scenes at Cait's Work from home desk... What is your must have work from home item? Heating pad or airpods What is your go to work from home snack? French onion dip & chips What is your go to work from home drink? Iced or hot tea What do you like to listen to while you are working? A podcast, audiobook, or a favorite show/movie I've seen before #workfromhome #behindthescenes

Confession: I love a good book, especially an autobiography or memoir. As a matter of fact, I've decided to forego cable and blow my budget on audiobooks....seriously. My love for people's stories is one of the main reasons I started my podcast, The Leadership Drives. I wanted a vehicle that gave me permission to ask people about their stories, to learn why they do the work that they do, and drives them. . Between podcast interviews, I dive into audio books. I just finished Richard Pryor's memoir. It was powerful...and sad...and sober. Unlike many books that I read that leave readers feeling hopeful at the end, this memoir did not; however, I wouldn't say that it was disappointing. It heightened the issue of childhood emotional neglect, but it also connected to my sense of compassion for broken families. Oftentimes, people are just repeating what they've experienced and doing only what they know how to do. . Check out my review of it.... Meanwhile, whose memoir or autobiography would you recommend? Check out the comments if you want to see the full video! #selfawareness #allleadershipispersonal

Spent some time this morning watching Award-winning writer-director Ava DuVernay's MasterClass on Reframe Your Thinking. My key takeaways were You are the director of your life. Every morning you yell action. Every night you say cut. Systems and boxes are everywhere. Your job is to figure out how to break them. There is no timeframe on soft prep. Get your mind and vision prepared through conversations, audiobooks, podcasts, reading. Build your team with intention. Can this person do the job? Is this person pleasant to be around? Is this person honest? Be introspective of caste. Who do you think is less than you? Our behaviors and actions will reflect negatively when we think we can control people who we think is less than us. Everyone has something to bring to the table. We are each experts in our own lives. Find humility and confidence to ask what you don't know. The chain reaction of how you want to direct your project, your team, your life starts with you. Make it be how you want it to be. Happy last day before the beginning of a new month everyone!

People who know me know I live my best life (figuratively) while driving alone in the car because then I get to have my "me" time listening to podcasts, YouTube, and selected audiobooks while also capturing my thoughts on voice notes. I played catch-up on my voice notes after a 3-week hiatus, and found some interesting quotes I thought to share. See below: Quote 1: "Without true collaboration, we have the problem resulting from non-inclusion, the illusion of inclusion, and 'the loudest get heard'." Quote 2: "Obsession – you cannot fake obsession. Obsession can only be true. This will take you further in your career than talent or gift. True outliers have obsession in the domain they have been excellent." Quote 3: "Choose your life experiences as they oftentimes determine where you end up." I have a question regarding quote 2 though... can obsession be cultivated and how? Asking for a friend :) #PersonalGrowth #CareerInsights #LifeLessons #DrivingThoughts #PodcastWisdom #MondayMorningMusings Photo: You bet that's not my Monday morning face... that was one of my TGIF faces, and if you don't get it... forget about it! 😊

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The Power Of 10,000 Steps: 1. Sunlight. I am a big fan of getting a few short walks in throughout the day. If I have a free morning without any clients, getting out just after sunrise and appreciating the calm of morning. Plus, getting sunlight to the eyes, to help manage my circadian rhythm is nothing short of a vibe. Sunset, especially during the spring and summertime is always something you’re able to catch if you do frequent evening walks. 2. Thinking. I’d be lying if I said, I went on all my walks without my headphones. That might be some thing I try sometime soon. But, some thinking is still going on. Podcast, audiobooks, are always present during my walks and stimulate different ideas, and remind me of things that I planned to do, but never took action on. Walks are a good time to plan. 3. Blood Sugar Control. Believe it or not, doing a short 10 minute walk after each meal can help manage your blood sugar. (https://lnkd.in/ggAD8bks) Go walk! Plan into your day. Five minute spurts, 10 minute spurts, 15 minute spurts, however, you can break it up! #WalkingMore

Our Brain Is Not Built For Success... It is built to survive. This does not mean you cannot succeed, many do. It means our default is not to succeed. Just like our default is to sit on the couch and eat junk food. Just as with getting in good shape, success must become an active choice. The first step is to fill your brain with stories of success, wealth, health, or whatever it is you want, by listening to audiobooks, podcasts, and YouTube videos about/by those who achieved what you're after. #TheScienceofSuccess #SuccessMindset #BrainTraining

Are you sick of spending hours stuck in traffic? I last warned against the inability of individuals to use their wasted time on the road productively. Here is what you can gain from this video: Use “me time” to listen to audiobooks and podcasts or appreciate nature. Keep movements: Perform hand, shoulder, or mindfulness motions while seated in a chair. Communicate: Do you use public transportation? Talk and make connections. Be Calm: Do not get upset; rest your mind and prepare your schedule. And I also tell a funny episode of the “peer pressure” in the car! 😉 #productivity #worklifebalance #commute #timemanagement