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Have you ever connected with the golf ball just-right causing it to land exactly where you intended it to?
by Nicolette Brant and Maria Yurasek, MD
Remember your delight when your work-team accomplished a key objective after serious hurdles and set-backs? Have you ever found yourself with a smile on across your face as your child demonstrates mature behavior, making the right choice despite external pressures in a difficult situation? Can you remember the last time you went to bed and woke up in the morning feeling great about the day ahead?
What do these scenarios have in common? What feelings do these scenarios evoke? Satisfaction, accomplishment, an “ah-h I’ve done my job right”, passion, flow, an “all is right with my life” sense of fulfillment? Some people call it “the sweet spot” (Deepak Chopra), “finding flow” (M. Csikszentmihalyi), “the happy place” (Happy Gilmore). Why do these situations produce these great feelings?
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Joanna Tong - International Speaker, Author and Founder of Bright-i
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Social Media and the High-End Fashion Shoppers That Use It
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Luxury Apparel Brands Embrace The Internet, But Are They Too Late To The Party?
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The Spine Is the Most Integral Part of the Golf Swing Set Up
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Why Are Custom Cut Designer Cabochons So Much More Expensive Than Standard Commercial Ones?
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New Unity Marketing study finds loss of customers is the key challenge facing the art market -- Art marketers must understand consumer motivations in order to attract new customers
The past four years have been challenging for those who create, manufacture, and sell art, custom framing and other related products. Since 2006, the share of households that purchased any art, wall décor, picture frame, or custom framing products declined from 58 percent to 47 percent in 2010. This dramatic drop in people making purchases of items to display on their walls or to frame resulted in a 8.4 percent loss in the total market for art, wall décor, picture frames and custom framing, according to Unity Marketin's new report, Art, Wall Decor, Custom Framing, and Picture Frame Report 2010.
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Luxury Apparel Brands Embrace The Internet, But Are They Too Late To The Party?
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Jimmy Choo: Does The World Need Another Lifestyle Luxury Brand?
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New Research Opportunity For Luxury Travel Marketers
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The Luxury Consumer and What They Value Most
