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Measuring Market Penetration with Brand Tracking (+ Metrics & Examples)

You work tirelessly to understand your customer, market, and competition so you can differentiate. Voice-of-customer (VoC) research, user research, competitor research, and insights on jobs-to-be-done (JTBD) can inform your marketing strategy. Brand tracking is how you measure if those efforts are paying off. Brand tracking provides both qualitative and quantitative answers to crucial questions: How […] More

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How to Build a Messaging Strategy that Grabs Your Customer’s Attention

A solid messaging strategy ensures you grab your target audience’s attention and build interest in what you’re selling. But there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. It should be informed by your market, competitor, and user research, and optimized through feedback and testing. This will help you gauge who your audience is and how to speak to them […] More

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Is the problem in our heads?

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Advice on dealing with negative thoughts in meditation

” At era, I feel imperfect when I meditate. The meditation hubbub is never easy and effortless and is always linked to my breathing. What should I do ?” ” Meditation is not only easy for me, even though I feel that it should be. It is difficult to repeat the resonate the mode it […] More

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The Fallacy of Positive and Negative Emotions

For too long, Western psychology has explored psychopathology without much inclusion of the positive aspects of being human, which may leave us with a dreary or grim sentiment of psychology. Fortunately, being interested in wellness, personal proliferation, and positive psychology is a growing trend. In an attempt to explain things simply, there is often a […] More

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Buddhist Psychology, Shame, and the Coronavirus Crisis

Have you had difficulty in their own lives? If so, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. The First Noble Truth of the Buddha is that life is difficult. Anguish, mourning, and torment are unavoidable features of our human live. The Buddhist term for dissatisfaction is dukkha; to be alive is to experience dukkha. The Buddha […] More

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It’s Probably Time to Switch to Telehealth with Your Therapist

Social distancing is becoming a vital aspect of preventing our healthcare system from being devastated during the COVID-1 9( Coronavirus) crisis. And on social media, beings are rimming into the question of whether it’s time to move to online therapy. Online therapy, which goes by the official reputation telehealth, is when you have a video […] More

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Being Ashamed of Our Shame

Shame is a universal, complex ardour. It is something we all experience. But oftentimes we’re not aware of the hidden behaviors it operates in us. We may become so fused with our reproach — it may loom so large in our subconsciou — that it unconsciously drives us. Shame is the belief that we are […] More

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Psychology Around the Net: February 22, 2020

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Wandering in our free mental zone

By Carl Henrik Grondahl Not a feeling The free mental attitude is associated with action, with the action we do something, feel, speculate, speak, ordinance. When we penetrate the driver’s seat of a gondola for the first time, we aren’t able to drive effortlessly while simultaneously have been involved in a joyful or interesting discourse. […] More

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What was it like? – The first International Young Deepening Retreat

Zacharias Wolfe interviewed by Christina Schafers. It speaking on me You’ve taken part in Acem’s first International Young Deepening Retreat ever- what do you think and, even more importantly, how do you feel about it? I really experienced Acem’s first young change retreat. I have been eager to go to a compound retreat before but […] More

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Now Is A Good Time To Relearn How To ‘Play’

The world is abruptly uncertain and a lot of us are just sitting at home watching the Coronavirus pandemic play out on our screens. For most of us, there’s nothing we can do to slow the spread of the virus so there is going to be a lot of downtime in our future. If you’re […] More

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Is the problem in our heads?

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