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Understanding the difference between these two are crucial in the business world because making decisions based on incorrect interpretations of data relationships can lead to ineffective or harmful strategies. A business might notice that higher website traffic correlates with increased sales. However, simply driving more traffic to the site doesn't necessarily increase sales unless the traffic is targeted and matches the product offering. This distinction helps businesses allocate resources effectively and create strategies that are truly impactful.

This is great, because it illustrates a tremendous issue. There is A LOT of data out there. Every piece of information about everything is a point of data. Think about it. What if I asked you to get, "A fuzzy red sweater by BrandName that's size M at StoreABC in the kids' section." That's at least 7 points of data right there. And, unfortunately, there's so much data out there - whether it's 1st or 3rd party or something else entirely - that most people don't know what to do with it. You can collect all the data you want - it's worth absolutely nothing if you don't know how to use it. So, maybe stop worrying about how MUCH data you have or will acquire. Think more about how you're going to use it to inform yourself to make data driven decisions.

Does it feel like we lived the work week of a lifetime past? How did we do the 5-day-a-week commute, longer-than-normal work days? Weekends consumed by chores and errands? Covid forced us to embrace the whole human life - family, rest, relaxation, hard work. The juggle is real. Embrace it. #hybridwork #remotework

RIGHT?! We're all living in the same alternate universe. So- like, what the heck IS estate planning, and why is it SO important??? Overall, estate planning is not just about distributing assets—it's about ensuring that your legacy, values, and wishes are preserved and honored after your passing, while also protecting your loved ones from unnecessary stress and financial burdens. Estate planning is critically important for several reasons: -Asset Distribution -Minimize Taxes -Avoid Probate Issues -Protection of Minor Children -Healthcare Directives -Business Succession Planning -Charitable Giving (this can actually play into the tax mitigation practices I shared previously) -Protection of Assets Estate planning is not just for the wealthy or elderly—it is a vital process for anyone who wants to ensure their assets are handled according to their wishes, their loved ones are cared for, and their legacy is preserved. It involves thoughtful consideration and documentation of your preferences for both end-of-life decisions and the distribution of your assets, making it an essential part of comprehensive financial planning. #howcanwehelp #estateplanning #coveryourbases #protection #finance #financialfreedom #financialplanning #planning #estate #vita 🌱📈

Such a pertinent message noting that it's published at the middle of a pandemic. It seems to me that the domestic dog resigning to its real inheritance of being a wolf, portrays a good overview of times. Mostly the cartoon acknowledges one's ability to be led to #captivity reacting happily ever. Furthermore, I understand #leadership has an interesting role whilst being able to expand one's view. It is fair to say, it can do the opposite as well. Anyhow, this #cartoon also reminded of a talk, I posted on recent #news during the weekend (vide my Instagram account). Moreover, I have been #sharing #thoughts on #Flaco, an eagle owl former resident of #NewYorkZoo kept in captivity there. What an interesting sequence of events and bear with me, the story gets really interesting. Flaco, translated from Spanish meaning #skinny, was not the case. Eagle owls are called this for being a rapine bird or a bird of prey and having a wingspan of 6-feet, mating for life, being easily comparable to eagles. So here we go, our Flaco left the zoo to simply decide to be a #newyorker changing address from the zoo to #centralpark a year + ago. It became a #vip being photographed both at night or during the day, stationing at some residents' windows with a piercing look at times. This completely naive bird made a call for freedom and survived for an entire year in one of the most auspicious environments possible. It learned how to feed himself with rodents, insects and whatever was available. It was certainly a sociable bird not feeling intimidated by people, possibly a skill learned in the 13 years prior living in the zoo. Unfortunately, it was suddenly gone due to a crash to a building last weekend, making many review their own lives. It was if one of our buddy neighbors passed away. The presence is not there anymore. Some even assumed that Flaco was a real new Yorker not mating as it couldn't, by the way, as many residents, one was told. Reflecting on #captivity, we are called to #challenge #beliefsystems and ability to #adapt whilst being immersed in it. Maybe the real question is, in what instances are you being kept in captivity? Share your comments, ideas and be free to keep in touch. £ 🦉

#teaching #florida #teachinginflorida I learned the term moral injury the other day. We talk a lot about the burnout of teachers, but I think moral injury is also an incredibly relevant factor. You want to engage students in critical thinking BUT you have to teach to the standardized tests. You want to provide creative lessons BUT you have $300 per year for classroom supplies and you can't afford to buy extra items yourself. You know that your work-life balance is important BUT you're working a second job because you don't get a step payrise until year 17. You know that indepth, individualized feedback is valued by your students and helps them grow BUT you're teaching one or two extra classes to make ends meet, so you have around 175 students and zero planning time. It's hard. As a teacher, what is your most challenging moral injury?

Reflections should be recognized as humankind's best discovery, never replaced by any real-time personality auditing software. It gives your desired feedback even without any #userinterface .

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Free Will. Eternal problematics. Also, a great philosophical perspective : University of Vienna Rudolphina | Research Magazine 29 November 2023 ( excerpt from guest article by Philosopher Anne Sophie Meincke ) Freedom of Will versus Freedom of Action The philosophical problem of free will concerns the core of our decision-making competence and is not to be confused with the problem of freedom of action. The question is not about whether we are free to do what we want. Rather, it is about whether we are free to want what we do when we do what we want.  Imagine, for example, that you lack the financial means to move abroad where that attractive job is waiting for you. This unfortunate circumstance does not mean that you do not want the job. Quite the opposite. You may want the job so badly that you try to negotiate a relocation bonus with your employer-to-be to overcome the obstacle to the fulfilment of your wish. Regarding your freedom of will, the relevant question is: given the circumstances, could you want otherwise?

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