This is what I call the “The Three Levels of Self-Awareness.
The first level, where you say, “Hey, I do self-awareness,” is the only one that most people need to go through. It’s the easiest level because it’s the most obvious, and it’s the least likely to be questioned or challenged. It’s easy to do because you already know you’re doing it. You’re just not yet aware of it.
This first level is the hardest. It is the most difficult because you really do have to be aware of it. You have to look at people and situations around you that you consider to be unimportant. For instance, if youre driving across the US while people are waiting for the bus, you dont really need to think about how this is affecting them. You dont need to think about how you might be affected by traffic, you just need to be aware of it.
The easiest and second hardest level is the one where you have to be aware of how your actions may affect others. If youre driving across the US while people are waiting for the bus, you dont need to think about how this is affecting them. You dont need to think about how you might be affected by traffic, you just need to be aware of it.
That’s basically how you’re supposed to take your business. It’s about taking action in a way that affects the people around you. It can be a tiny thing, like pulling up next to a stop sign and slowing down to let a bus pass; or a big thing like making a phone call from a crowded train station. When you act like you’re impacting the lives of others, you’re really affecting yourself.
I know that sounds really simple, but be aware of the little things that affect you. It makes you more aware of what you can do to improve yourself.
We, in the marketing business, call it “intentional branding.” I think it really applies to the whole marketing world. I think it’s also important to note that this isn’t only true for marketing. People will buy things based on the way they feel about them, rather than the way they look. I was recently at a conference and there was a woman who was selling her house based on the color of her walls.
People will buy things based on the way they feel about them, rather than the way they look. I was recently at a conference and there was a woman who was selling her house based on the color of her walls. What she did was take a picture of the walls she wanted to sell and then colored them using a color she found in the color wheel. She then sold the house and got a great deal because she had the correct color.
This woman was a bit of a con artist and there is no shortage of con artists out there who will do this and do it well. But even these people are not as good as the people on TV who put the colors of their houses on a color wheel on a TV in the first place, because the color wheel is a complicated thing and only the most gifted con artists can really pull of a color wheel.
There is no shortage of these people, but the TV con artist does not have to be the most gifted. The color wheel itself is an incredibly complicated game and not everyone can pull off the colors their house really needs. So the woman who sold her house and got a great deal is definitely a very gifted con artist. She could have just bought the perfect house color and sold it, but instead she went to a shop and found a color that she knew would look beautiful in her house.
