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š¤ INTERESTING
You do not rise to the level of your goals.
You fall to the level of your systems.
One of my favorite quotes from the book, āAtomic Habits.ā
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š DESIGN
Recently, I shared a first animation of one of my visual metaphors. Thereās plenty of room to grow and experiment in this space, but it did make me reflectā¦what is lost and what is gained in the readerās experience when we add motion?
Still Visual
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š® ENCHANTING
Motion = staying busy
Action = focused execution
I used to wear ābeing busyā as a badge of honor. But a lesson Iām relearning is doing a lot and doing what matters are not the same thing.
Whatās worse is the busier I get, the less I focus on the latter.
Donāt make this same mistake. Create space for a few moments today to think about how you might position this week to take action on the things that matter most.
š§ ANALOGY
Leadership is not about being in charge.
Itās about taking care of those in your charge.
š¤ WHAT IāM READING NOW
Metaphors are everywhere! |
The Copy Book: How Some of the Best Advertising Writers in the World Write Their Advertising is technically more of a reference book, but print advertising is a great source of inspiration for visual imagery. My favorite is this ad about canned grapefruit! So clear and simple to understand!
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