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Javier Leiva-Aguilera
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Aprende inglés de una vez por todas en 10 pasos
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2014
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El Content Curator
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2013
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Gestión de la reputación online
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2012
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Ruta por Estados Unidos
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2015
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Gu�a pr�ctica para preparar un viaje a Estados Unidos de Am�rica
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2014
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Las 4S's de la Content Curation: Estudio de caso
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The Cornell Note-taking System (includes template)
Some time ago, I discovered the Cornell method for note-taking thanks to this tweet:
Read more of this blog post »At #university I got a kick out of trying tons of different note-taking methods (I'm a fan of #mindmapping). I never tried the Cornell Note-taking Method though. Will play with it during my next client briefing or phone conference at work. Source: https://t.co/JPQpv4DvLO pic.twitter.com/geomCXM4Wt
— Simon Kuestenmac
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“Instead of condemning people, let’s try to understand them. Let’s try to figure out why they do what they do. That’s a lot more profitable and intriguing than criticism; and it breeds sympathy, tolerance and kindness. “To know all is to forgive all.”
― How To Win Friends and Influence People
― How To Win Friends and Influence People
“Most people listening to presentations around the world right now are hoping their speakers will end soon. That’s all they want.”
― Confessions of a Public Speaker
― Confessions of a Public Speaker
“If you’d like to be good at something, the first thing to go out the window is the notion of perfection.”
― Confessions of a Public Speaker
― Confessions of a Public Speaker
“have to embody what I want the audience to be. If I want them to have fun, I have to have fun.”
― Confessions of a Public Speaker
― Confessions of a Public Speaker
“we are always performing. Any time you open your mouth and expect someone to listen, you are behaving differently than you would if you were alone. Admitting this doesn’t make you a phony — it makes you honest. We are social creatures and behave differently to fit into different social situations.”
― Confessions of a Public Speaker
― Confessions of a Public Speaker
