By Annum Munir "Introverts are predisposed to possess a unique and powerful set of traits and skills that can help you overcome your greatest marketing challenges" It's amazing to see actionable guides on how introverts contribute to what may appear extroverted tasks. Yes, the marketing environment has many distractions, moving parts and external noises. However, … Continue reading Recommended Read: Think Marketing Is Just for Extroverts? 4 Things Introverts Bring to the Table
Too much of a good thing
I was shattered. My lungs were not being my friend. Simply moving and talking brought on a hacking cough. I ignorantly believed that even though I wasn't going to the gym, I could still eat as I was eating a week earlier. Well here I am on the back end of this infection, with only … Continue reading Too much of a good thing
May I make an interjection
Ever found yourself not able to get a word in edge ways in conversations? Or notice others not realising beyond their own bubble that the quiet ones (i.e. you) may actually have something to say. Often times I find myself at both family events and in business meetings, bigger personalities shroud out an introverts chance … Continue reading May I make an interjection
Meet Tangerine Lilly – Halfling Rogue
Storytelling plays a big part of what I love about marketing. You need to be able to tell a story in order to draw people in and help them feel a connection to a product or service. When done well, it can work wonders. The way that best helps me enhance my own storytelling abilities are … Continue reading Meet Tangerine Lilly – Halfling Rogue
5 Inspiring DataViz TED Talks
Data visualization and data science are currently hot topics for businesses. Being able to visualize data in a way that is understood by the masses is an essential skill for data analysts. Data visualization and data science are currently hot topics for businesses. Being able to visualize data in a way that is understood by … Continue reading 5 Inspiring DataViz TED Talks
Carrie and Me
A light book review and reflection No, not talking about the Steven King novel I just read, but throwing the mind back to December 2016. I know it was a while ago, but I find myself as of late, and especially these past few weeks, in a reflection of time passed. Back in December 2016, … Continue reading Carrie and Me
Learning to Fail – never a nice feeling…
I am someone who always strives for excellence, no matter what I do. I know, I know, that sounds rather precocious, but what happens when that hard work doesn't pay off as you planned it would. Nothing prepared me for this feeling of not good enough. A feeling not unlike failure. This feeling has been … Continue reading Learning to Fail – never a nice feeling…
Top 5 Visualisation Trends of 2016
Originally Published JANUARY 13, 2016, on Blog.moh.io Here are just 5 of the many trends that we think will stick around for 2016 regarding the future of visualisations and what you may see in the year to come. 1. Static images are no longer as effective Gifs, Vines, short video clips are in. They have … Continue reading Top 5 Visualisation Trends of 2016
Recipe of the week: Sarah’s Chocolate And Raspberry Brownie
Another creation I've made that has been a great audience pleaser: Chocolate and Rasberry Brownies from the handy dandy Edmonds/Chelsea online cookbook. All you need is 150g Butter 80g (1 Cup) Cocoa 4 Eggs 420g (2 Cups) White Sugar 1 tsp Coffee Essence ( I use Bushells Coffee and Hickory) 110g ( 3/4 Cup) Plain Flour … Continue reading Recipe of the week: Sarah’s Chocolate And Raspberry Brownie
That awkward foot in the mouth
awkward: causing or feeling uneasy embarrassment or inconvenience. So close your eyes and imagine this - You're at a social event, having a few of your favourite drinks to relax your introverted mind and 'wham bam thank you mam', you've said something that now sizzles in your head playing over and over … Continue reading That awkward foot in the mouth