Satisfaction is often driven by the story we tell ourselves.
How does this rank compared to what I expected? Compared to what I used to have? Compared to the person sitting next to me?
The richest person in the world used to sleep on the floor and eat moldy food, but still felt great because it was more than the person in the next cave.
The good news is that our perception of comparison is up to us.
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The optic nerve dominates.
It’s piped directly into our brains and uses a lot of processing power to help us discern the world through vision.
As a result, it’s louder than our other senses and often outshouts the rest of our brain. That’s why it’s easy to be fooled by a magician.
This focus on sight means that we often are at a loss on how to deal with things that are invisible.
It works in our favor with the placebo effect. We can see that we just swallowed a pill, or wore a brace, or bought an expensive bottle of wine. That input helps us heal or enjoy the moment, even if the organic invisible things behind the scenes don’t quite match what we saw.
And it works against us when it’s time for our community to process things that are invisible over time (like evolution or systems change) or invisible in the moment (like viruses and greenhouse gasses).
When there’s a conflict between what we know and what we see, we often default to the wrong one.
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The main goal of marketing automation is to put the customer first and make their journey through your ecosystem as seamless as possible. Marketing automation is a type of software that allows companies to manage marketing processes and campaigns while effectively targeting customers with automated messages across multiple channels, such as email, websites, and social media platforms. This is commonly done through the implementation of tools such as CRMs, CMSs, and other tools to connected databases. It can help you stay connected with your audience and find new customers, so you can eliminate repetitive tasks and focus on other parts of your business, same as save a lot of time since you won’t have to manually press “send” on each and every email, message, campaign, or post you create. Before implementing such software, you need to be aware of four key steps which need to be completed: what you need to automate, what software is best suited for the job, create processes so your team can support it, and most importantly evaluate its effectiveness. Aside from those common key steps I also like to audit quarterly. – I’ve been in the direct response marketing industry for 5 years managing an ad budget of $200k/m across a team of 12 brand marketers. Building out marketing automation systems is what I do, how can I help? submitted by /u/Sticky_Bryce [link] [comments]
The closer we look at what other people believe and do, the more clear it is that our view of the world doesn’t precisely match theirs.
It never has, but now it’s magnified. The things we thought were a given, aren’t. No one believes what I believe, not exactly.
How is it possible, we wonder, that people like us don’t believe what we believe or do what we do? Not just people we don’t know, but the people we do know.
And how do we dig in to overcome magnified divisions to find shared objectives, to fight for justice and dignity and what’s right at the same time we connect with people we might be inclined to push away…
Simply asking the question helps us find a way forward. Realizing that people don’t know what we know, don’t believe what we believe. And most of all, that they have a noise in their head, just as we do.
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