Monthly Archives: May 2010

How Good Are You?

Posted on May 26, 2010 by Matthew

I’m fascinated by the various ways that we incorrectly perceive the world around us.  For instance, I recently read about a cognitive fallacy that I like because I have experienced it’s truth: People who are beginners in a field tend to … Continue reading →

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The Difficulty of Imagining Other’s Perspective

Posted on May 18, 2010 by Matthew

In spite of an overwhelming group of people communicating their personal perspective on the internet, it still remains nearly impossible for us to understand how others see the world. We experience our lives in vivid 3D with a depth of … Continue reading →

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There Is No Signatum Without Signum

Posted on May 11, 2010 by Matthew

There is no signatum without signum” – Quote from a reading that Ann was translating to Spanish Most of you probably read that quote with emphatic agreement, if not, then you’re probably wondering what signum and signatum are, much as … Continue reading →

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Serendipity, Making Friends and Marketing Adages

Posted on May 4, 2010 by Matthew

“I know I’m wasting half of my marketing budget, I just don’t know which half” – Old Marketing Adage Over the last several years, we moved to several different locations throughout the world. While we obviously enjoy the adventure of … Continue reading →

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