Tag Archives: Education

One area of great contention among modern writers is the use of the present tense in stories. While some authors emphatically rebuke this writing form, many modern writers are starting to use this form more and more aggressively, to the … Continue reading →

Woody Allen once said that whenever he was somewhere, he always wanted to be somewhere else. We are never satisfied, it seems, to be where we are. There is always some other goal to attain, some other fantasy to fulfill, … Continue reading →

Whenever we talk of time, particularly the time periods, these are the three different frames, which occupy our mind. The Past- which signifies the time which is already gone and will never come back, the Present- which is being experienced … Continue reading →

Christmas Gift Shopping Tips One of the most crucial parts, when picking a Christmas present, is matching it closely to the person that you’re buying it for. If you buy the very first thing you come across it is not … Continue reading →

Have you ever left a presentation you made to list a home and thought you left connecting really well with one member of a couple, but not the other? I think we’ve all had this experience. Why does this happen? … Continue reading →

 Big presentation coming up? Are you confident that you visual message is clear and compelling? Visual impact is a key factor in whether your presentation will be a winner. Take a moment right now and ask a single question… Is … Continue reading →

Recently, I had to cancel my vacation trip to Puerto Rico for personal reasons. For months I was looking forward to this trip. On the same day that I cancelled my vacation trip, I temporarily lost my wallet. In the … Continue reading →

People are used to buying gifts or giving money as birthday presents. They thought that spending a lot on presents or giving a good amount of money would equate to the love that they have for the person that they’re … Continue reading →

Have you ever been to a presentation that you thought would never end? It seems as if some people have mastered the art of saying very little in a long time. It’s those people who seem to keep popping up … Continue reading →

Academic and business presentations can be scary. Job interviews, investor pitches, sales calls all involve presenting. Presenting on video, in person, at a conference or as part of a panel discussion can be nerve wracking. To ace any and all … Continue reading →