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Headshot of James Southern with century chemical! WHY A HEADSHOT IS IMPORTANT: the key is a good first impression. Everyone is HUGE on making sure they create the right narrative to fit who they ARE. Who you are is what you should put out into the world. Especially if you want to make the next move up in your career. A well-crafted Headshot will do exactly that. It can make you more money. It can initiate better relationships. It can make you stand out.

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27 Seconds for a First Impression According to a Truly Surprising New Study , we've got just 27 seconds to make that all-important first impression. Surprisingly, a whopping 69% of people form their initial impression of you before you even say a word! Whether you're sealing a deal with a client, pitching an idea to an investor, or meeting a new colleague, your first impression can make or break the situation. So, how do you make those 27 seconds count? The study commissioned by Dollar Shave Club highlights these key factors for a great first impression: -Warm Smiles -Politeness -Clear and Well-spoken Communication -Confident Eye Contact -Active Listening -Pleasant Fragrance -Engaging Conversational Skills Notably, 83% of respondents felt more positively about someone who exuded confidence. On the flip side, bad hygiene, arrogance, and poor attire were noted as prime culprits for making a negative impression. #FirstImpressionsMatter #SuccessSecrets #MakeItCount #impressions #interview #socialskills #yourbrand #branding ##firstimpressions #firstimpression #photography #portraitphotographer https://lnkd.in/efEFJqFS

So, I have been experimenting with Clay to understand the hype surrounding it. While it's clear that Clay has a lot of potential, I've found that it isn't necessarily straightforward to set up. The interface and functionalities can be complex and require a significant learning curve. My question is: are people finding that they can set up Clay independently, or is hiring an outside expert to handle the setup more common? Any insights or experiences on this would be greatly appreciated.

Headshots: Are They Essential? Should They Stick to Tradition? Indeed! Bringing a touch of expressiveness to your headshots can bring a new perspective to the professional realm. It demonstrates confidence and a proactive spirit. Employers value individuals who are creative and open to teamwork. Why not reflect these qualities through your headshots? Let your images convey your confidence, individuality, and skills even before you walk through the door. Conversely, the rise of AI has sparked discussions about unconventional headshot editing. What are your thoughts on non-traditional headshots?

We can relate to this image as a company providing IT services... The feeling of delivering a solution that works properly is amazing and often the client attributes all the effort that the provider does to that final demo. Nevertheless, all the hard work done behind the scenes makes this demo possible. And that hard work is often left unnoticed. Despite that, the result is always a big motivator for all the technical teams working day and night to achieve it and is amazing how it all makes sense in the end. Has your organization been in the same scenario? How do you keep your team motivated to keep pushing behind the scenes when the clients appreciate only the end result? Please, share in the comments 💬 #mondaymotivation #IT #technology

I've had the joy of witnessing firsthand how math can transform complex problems into valuable solutions. In the near future, I’ll be sharing synopses of some of my most impactful work. These aren't just any examples; they're the real 'big fish'—the ones whose value exceeds 10X my salary, or far more. My goal is to share ideas and connect with individuals who resonate with these stories. I thrive on solving difficult problems—those that are complete mysteries, large in scope, and intrinsically valuable. Stay tuned for insights and innovations! Let's connect and explore how math can drive mastery and breakthrough solutions for the problems you face.

A must-see experiment on catastrophising - presented as a game in this video. Not a game when the same reaction is repeated and maintained. This is one of the major contributors to the development and aggravations of Chronic Pain Syndromes: fibromyalgia, migraines, post-operative pains, ME, chronic fatigue, emotional pains and injuries, etc. In these cases, it becomes a pathology - a non-specific disease factor. The painkillers do not help, normal medical procedures bring little relief, and most people end up in Psychiatry departments. What starts as an illusion, a mind construct, a deviation from reality becomes a reality of suffering. Solutions? Better master your thoughts to start with. If the disease is diagnosed or developed, working with one's thoughts is still part of the process!

Look at the two photos. What assumptions have you made based on the photo on the left? What assumptions have you made based on the photo on the right? If you are going say you have not made any judgment, then you are lying to yourself and others. We all do it: scroll through social media and form an instant impression based on a profile picture. But what if there's more to the story? What's stopping you from being more curious? We are all multifaceted individuals. A single snapshot captures just a sliver of who we are. Challenge ourselves to be more mindful of the snap judgments we make based on appearance and be aware of our own biases. What biases might we hold unconsciously? Do you have a list of those biases? What would you like to do to uncover those biases How can we be more intentional about getting to know the person behind the profile picture?